Sentence examples for by lowland from inspiring English sources

"Hush thee hush thee, dinna fret thee lest the Black Douglas come and get thee," was a refrain handed down by lowland Scottish families.

The mountains are undoubtedly the main attraction in Langtang, but the Tibetan culture, seemingly untouched by lowland Nepalese influence, almost ended up stealing the show.

In Lazio, Campania, Puglia, Calabria, and northern and eastern Sicily, there are large calcareous rock outcrops, separated by lowland areas of shale and sandstone.

The iconology of the oppressed and dispersed Highlander has been adopted by Lowland Scotland, itself largely of teutonic origin although its place names, mostly Celtic, testify to an older order.

Surrounded by lowland rain forest to the south and savanna to the north, the mountains are the source of the Nuon (Nipoué, Cestos) and Cavalla rivers, which form the Liberia Côte d'Ivoire boundary.

The region consists of ancient folded rock formations that have been eroded into low, rounded mountains dissected by valleys and interrupted by lowland areas developed on weaker rock formations.

These consist of mountainous ridges, in places intersected by deep valleys and generally surrounded by lowlands.

The Ukrainian landscape nevertheless has some diversity: its plains are broken by highlands running in a continuous belt from northwest to southeast as well as by lowlands.

The Barisan Mountains run northwest-southeast; they are flanked by lowlands on the southern half and by swamps on the northern half of the western coast.

The mountains are divided into many small land blocks that are separated by lowlands or deep saddles; there is no long or continuous mountain range.

Ms. Hughes-Stanton said she had been pleasantly surprised by "Lowlands," having just seen, also at the Tate, works by the artists Ms. Philipsz beat to win the Turner.