Sentence examples for countryside roll from inspiring English sources

Each resident will be given a private sleeper car, equipped with a desk, a bed and a window to watch the American countryside roll by for inspiration.

On the last of McCarthy's pre-wedding travels, as he watches the Tanzanian countryside roll by from the back of a tourist van, he imagines his beloved D thousands of miles away and feels more connected to her than ever.

Here's a luxurious — and cultured — outing if you happen to be in England on July 9. Board one of two Orient-Express Trains — the British Pullman in London or the Northern Belle in Birmingham, Coventry or Milton Keynes — start the voyage off with a Bellini, and then watch the countryside roll by while having brunch.

Not only do you save money, but you get to see the countryside roll peacefully by out the window.

This time we traveled by bus from Manchester to Newcastle, as English countryside rolled past.

Around my perfect little farm the countryside rolls away in hues of amber and green.

"There is something magical about eating a finely cooked meal on starched tablecloths as the countryside rolls by," muses Michael Williams, author of The Trains Now Departed.

As the Finnish countryside rolled past it struck me that The Smiths were a very appropriate choice and that Morrissey may well have been thinking of Finland when he wrote: "Every day is like Sunday.

The top-hatted, red-coated (but realistically mud-stained) Levett, having made it to a hilltop before the pack of hounds and other hunters, sits majestically on his mount, dramatically gesturing toward the fleeing fox as a lush English countryside rolls out invitingly behind him.

"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".

Determined to take a Romany caravan across the English countryside, Lane rolled into towns with a rag-tag group of musicians, jugglers, fire-eaters, dancing girls and what he described as "the world's unfunniest clowns".