Sentence examples for called the view from inspiring English sources

On that occasion Rhodes found the site in the Matopo Hills that he called the "View of the World" and chose it for his burial place.

In these days of databank journalism and infotainment as news, he wrote what the great war correspondent Martha Gellhorn famously called "the view from the ground".

The 185-unit condo building in East Coast, called the View, is only about 75 percent sold, "but we're holding our price," said Sofia Estevez, an executive vice president of TF Cornerstone.

This is sometimes called the view that God is eternal as opposed to everlasting.

At last month's CeBit trade show in Germany it unveiled the airpanel 100, a wireless portable screen that looks a lot like a previous product it has made, called the View Pad.

Randi Nissenbaum of Bay News 9 called the view from the top of the tower incredible, and although she was nervous at first she wanted to ride again.

This was sometimes called the viewing, she believed.

EILEEN WEST, vice president of the Westchester Trails Association, called the views from the newest section of the Westchester RiverWalk, in Croton Landing Park, "absolutely beautiful".

What sets him apart is what Ritholtz calls "the view from 40,000 feet up".

These designs typify what another architect calls "the view from 30,000ft", by which glamorous gesture triumphs over detail.

Mr Rosen is just one of many media watchers who think it is time to release journalists from the straitjacket of pretending that they do not have opinions what he calls the "view from nowhere".