Sentence examples for broad countryside from inspiring English sources

Instead, he thinks, we should revive an earlier, more integrated American tradition: "Our forebears were obsessed with the possibilities of Arcadia — that ancient society of solid rural values, of pastoralists who wandered free over a broad countryside of mountain meadows and forest glens, yet who also, somehow, established the kinds of stable civil institutions that ennobled Aristotle's Athens".

Britain's contentious badger cull, a trial limited to two broad tracts of countryside that is intended to kill 5,000 badgers over the next six weeks, was under way.

Correspondents say the sprawling base was the only significant government facility remaining in a broad stretch of countryside west of Aleppo.

Every year, the Yellow river - sometimes known in Chinese as the "river of tears" - burst from its banks, flooding broad swathes of countryside.

But for the past three decades, Afghanistan has been defined by the art of war that has painted its countryside in broad strokes of red and black.

Because of its broad support in the countryside, Yingluck's party is likely to win a landslide Sunday, said Paul Chambers, director of research at the South East Asian Institute of Global Studies at Payap University in Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand.

Verrières Ridge lies 8 km south of the city of Caen, overlooking broad plains and dominating the countryside between Caen and Falaise.

In the other direction was the Canal St.-Martin, a broad waterway connecting the Seine to the countryside.

As the obstacles surface, Boycott cleverly interweaves first-person observations with her investigation into the broader issues that hang heavy over the countryside.

Neither the Liberal Democrats nor the modern Conservative party has a political interest in being seen as parties that wilfully pulled down laws and regulations with broad bases of support on subjects like the countryside, climate change and the workplace.

Consequently, 10 years ago, the alliance skilfully placed hunting alongside wider concerns in the countryside to appeal to a much broader constituency.