Sentence examples for chalk land from inspiring English sources
Dr Helen Wickstead, based at Kingston University's faculty of art, design and architecture, says: "The site at Damerham is on chalk land, so we don't often find materials like this that capture and preserve the plant remains – pollen or phytoliths – from a specific time period".
The first is Edward Thomas's The South Country, a compendious account of his wanderings over the chalk-lands of southern England.
For some, the bounty of this land lies in its Selma chalk soil.
Other witches believe she can't be a witch because she comes from the wrong kind of land, the Chalk, supposedly too weak to be magical.
It is an evergreen land of chalk cliffs, twisting lanes, crossroads calvaries and thatched, half-timbered houses.
I could see the ball landing, the chalk come out, it's an ace, and I just win Wimbledon.
The parish of Martin lies on good agricultural land beneath the chalk downs of Cranborne Chase.
The Thames Valley was not glaciated, and the Thames flowed out into a larger river, known in geology as the Channel River, which ran between England and France through dry land bedrocked with chalk.
Once it probably ran all the way from Dorset in the southwest to Lincolnshire in the northeast, following the line of an escarpment — a chalk ridge rising from the land — that diagonally bisects southern England.
In the east of the village the land rises, forming chalk cliffs and cliff stacks around the beaches at Grenham Bay, Beresford Gap and Epple Bay.
I said - good evening!" Nominees are The Chalk Garden, Ivanov, No Man's Land and Piaf.
