Sentence examples for ancient countryside from inspiring English sources

Driving the roads of Southern France: Béziers, Agde — the ancient countryside, husbanded for ages.

Driving the roads of Southern France: Béziers, Agde the ancient countryside, husbanded for ages.

It is a modern rendering of an ancient countryside lament: "If only the emperor knew…"In this section The emperor does know Problems with trees Nip and tuck ReprintsBut the emperor does know, and the emperor rewards.

Sharp grew up in a tiny, ancient countryside village called Potterspury, in the U.K., a town not far from "two pubs called the Cock and the Bull, of a cock-and-bull story," he told me.

Lenten lilies, as wild daffodils were once known, are at their best in March and April and often indicate ancient countryside.

His biographer, Christopher Whitfield, claimed that Dover combined ancient countryside practices with "classical mythology and Renaissance culture, whilst linking them with the throne and the King's Protestant Church".

Entry free One of the loveliest stately homes in Dorset, where ancient, rolling countryside tumbles into the golden stone wall formality of the Italianate garden and Elizabethan manor house.

Especially considering that your tour guides will be English antiquarian Edward Dodwell, who produced close to 1,000 watercolors and drawings of Ancient Greek countryside.

In the countryside, the ancient barter economy kept things going.

When moving into their ancient cottage in the countryside, a very shouty Simon MacCorkindale and pregnant wife Jane Wymark find an old jar bricked up between the interior walls.

Long, static shots of the stark countryside and ancient stone buildings recall the style of the Spanish director Victor Erice ("The Spirit of the Beehive," "Quince Tree of the Sun"), who is thanked in the credits.