Sentence examples for by views from inspiring English sources

"I changed by views on the US markets three times yesterday.

Whitstable is a pretty place, dominated by views of the Swale Estuary.

But the "young city" perception was resoundingly confirmed by views about the best age for being a Londoner.

Nevertheless, energy policy advice to Governments, particularly that in the UK, tends to be dominated by views from the humanities and social sciences.

By chance, both institutions have scheduled concerts on that day, and both concerts explore perspectives on America that are framed, implicitly or explicitly, by views of Europe.

The wistful Victorian graveyard is enclosed by a stone wall, shrouded in pines and lit up by views over the town below.

Views of the government are coloured by views of the president, he says, even though the president has little control over education.

I visited Christian and Karen in their penthouse, where we sat at a dining table near a large painting by Elizabeth Peyton, surrounded by views of the city.

In 1959 O'Keeffe began traveling the world, and although she saw many astonishing sites, she was most inspired by views from the windows of airplanes.

"In addition, the debate would be much better informed by views from the foreign affairs and defence select committees following your recent statements".

The figures are also a reminder that some of the most recognisable "stars" of YouTube aren't among the biggest channels by views.