Sentence examples for belt far from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they are said to have been introduced to Sicily by the Arab invaders who also brought rice to the island in the 10th century and, according to Giorgio Locatelli in The Food of Sicily, have only latterly been adopted by the traditional risotto belt far to the north.

In their model, the meteoroid-creating collisions occur deep inside the asteroid belt, far from any resonant zones.

Indeed, the system appears to host an asteroid belt far more massive than the one in our solar system, according to a detection last year of warm dust there by the infrared Spitzer Space Telescope.

Nonetheless, when the Hayden's newly rebuilt planetarium opened last month, the traditional ninth planet was grouped with the myriad bits of rock and ice that form the Kuiper Belt far beyond Neptune.

Block-faulted ranges commonly form as intracontinental mountain ranges or belts, far from collision zones and subduction zones.

If the clothes are ace and the clubs are rocking, then what goes under the belt has far less significance.

Having cost more than a million pounds at the sales, the immaculately bred Was came into the contest with just two runs under her belt so far, but lived up to her purchase price in style.

Most were by debut novelists, often interesting writers with some good short stories under their belt, pushed far beyond their technical abilities by an industry hungry for instant commercial success.

Richmond lies in the heart of what might be considered the country's military belt, not far from the giant naval base in Norfolk and a number of Army and Marine bases.

Instead, it's the setting that she still responds to, she writes: "A typical settlement on the very edge of the Back of Beyond, a last outpost in a steadily diminishing rainfall belt; not far away westward began 2,000 miles of the Never-Never, the desert lands where it could not rain".

Its perihelion, or closest point to the sun, lay at 76 AU, beyond the Kuiper belt and far outside the influence of Neptune's gravity.