Sentence examples for clearings from inspiring English sources

This renders thought insensitive to the fundamental structure of Being, in which any particular clearing is ontologically co-present with the unintelligible plenitude of alternative clearings, the mystery.

She works with the landscape, placing sculptures among, or even in, the trees, in flowing streams and still pools, and in orchard clearings.

Since then, however, biofuel clearings and other pressures have created new concerns.

From the passenger window of a plane, 700km lower than the satellites' orbit, the naked eye reveals the extent of poor Oudomxay's deforestation.(Coincidentally, the garish green clearings of the landscape below now match the seats of the plane.

In both regions the physical setting is usually the open air in temple yards and courtyards, under the shade of big trees, in house and public yards, fields and clearings.

Rural Kayan generally maintain a subsistence economy based on shifting cultivation, with hill rice grown on clearings in the rainforest.

Gaurs are water-dependent grazers and browsers with a preference for green grass and other monocots that grow in forest clearings, which may explain the origins of the gayal.

After 500 bc, bronze was gradually replaced by iron, and a more complex village society developed in a landscape of bogs, meadows, and woods with large clearings.

A notable exception to the own-clearing rule is the CBOT's agreement to clear trades through the CME, a lucrative arrangement for the Merc, which is threatened by the ICE bid.The stiffest competition for these exchanges comes from over-the-counter markets, which handle bespoke bilateral trades, often between banks.

Here are two collections of literary journalism written by men who trust their backbones, and to whom "maybe", "might" and "perhaps" are the throat-clearings of less assured intellects.

I wonder why The Economist advocates central planning when economics provides simpler, market-clearing solutions.Peter Lenk Ross School of Business University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan  * SIR - In addition to the very important issues of noise and pollution, why is no one talking about aviation safety or the danger of flying over a large metropolitan area?