Sentence examples for distant scenery from inspiring English sources

Go through and up a little rise where you can have your last view of the distant scenery.

Know that a good landscape photo consists of 3 layers: Up close, the distant scenery, and finally the sky.

Each boasts stunning scenery.

The Eagle Way is a 1,480km trail through some of Europe's most heart-stoppingly glorious scenery: distant clutches of chalets and spires engulfed by manicured, velvety meadows, verdant hillsides veined with tumbling glacial brooks and iridescent bursts of midsummer Alpine flora.

I don't get that from photographs, in which the scenery can seem distant and remote.

The Japanese have also traditionally made much of what they call "borrowed scenery," or attractive distant vistas, and the Modern has plenty of borrowed scenery as well.

A wall of windows runs the length of the large space, and buildings in the distant fog make for fine scenery.

For growing children, scenery came in a distant second behind places to romp: the park had ball fields and tennis courts and, most important, a football field for the Gaelic version of the game.

On this latter feature the author rightly lays much stress, pointing out that each formation gives rise to its own particular type of scenery, easily distinguishable even in the distant view.

Creating sets of massive aural scenery rife with heightened serenity, muffled movements, and distant, disembodied vocal samples, Jenssen helped usher in the new wave of ambient techno producers exploring the intersect of vaporous tones and austerely utilitarian beats.

Famed for its beautiful scenery and rural setting, it couldn't feel more distant from the Westminster bubble.