Sentence examples for danube valley from inspiring English sources
At that time, American leaders were very enthusiastic about dams, to the point of missionary zeal — at various points, a Danube Valley Authority was promoted for the Danube Valley and an Amazon Valley Authority for the Amazon.
Davidson was eventually parachuted into Yugoslavia himself, to join the communists in the uncompromising territory of the Vojvodina, the plain of the Danube valley across from Hungary.
The lowlands of Lower Austria Moravia South Poland form an important natural corridor in Central Europe, allowing migrations of both animals and humans between the Danube valley and the North European Plain.
C. 401 - c. 450 Nicetas of Remesiana, (flourished 5th century) bishop, theologian, and composer of liturgical verse, whose missionary activity and writings effected the Christianization of, and cultivated a Latin culture among, the barbarians in the lower Danube valley.
They followed mammoths and antelope that moved in search of salt licks through the Moravian gap, a vast grassy plain that leads from the Danube valley up to southern Poland.
With Poland, Bohemia, Hungary, and the Danube valley under his control, Batu was poised for the invasion of western Europe when he received news of the death of the head of the Mongol empire, the great khan Ögödei (December 1241).
The experiment was done under the license of the Middle-Danube-Valley Inspectorate for Environmental Protection, Nature Conservation and Water Management (No. 21765/2007).
Danube school, German Donauschule, a tradition of landscape painting that developed in the region of the Danube River valley in the early years of the 16th century.
Communication is possible through the high passes of Bran, Novaci-Șugag, and Vâlcan, at elevations up to 7,400 feet (2,260 metres), but the scenic Olt, Jiu, and Danube river valleys carry the main roads and railways through the mountains.
Sheep can be raised wherever grass is available, whether in the Alpine pastures or the Danube plain and valley.
The original spread of agriculture into Europe is thought to have followed at least two trajectories, one along a northern route through the Balkans, Hungary and Danube and Rhine valleys, and the other through the Mediterranean basin to Italy and Iberia [ 28- 30].
