In recent years, tour operators have started to capitalize on Yemen's exotic geography as the new frontier in adventure travel.
Thus Connery strolled into the role, and the rest was history, chemistry, exotic geography, and all the other core subjects in the Bond curriculum.
The coins in my palms brought to life history and exotic geography and the whiff of fantastic riches.
Donne recreates the teeming life around the lovers, placing them both, if by default, in ordinary time, with his references to schoolboys, apprentices, courtiers and farm-workers, and in a wider geography of exotic exports and foreign kings.
History and geography explain the exotic flavor.
"With Darwin you had world-changing views, with all the reaction to that from the religious side, plus the geography, the travel, the exotic flora and fauna... and no music to distract you.
Without the natural limits of seasonality and geography, the British stomach was under assault by refined, exotic, and adulterated foods, in combinations and quantities that it was not equipped to handle.
The vast majority of Canadians, of whom 90percentt live within 150 kilometers of the United States border, are as unaware as Americans of the details of this northern geography — and that is Hay's point in mentioning these exotic details.
When I was at secondary school, our geography teacher, Mr Woosnam, would show reel-to-reel cine films from exotic and remote parts of the world.
Due to the diversity of geography, there is no need to travel far to take part in exotic excursions.
But reputation, like fate, is partly an accident of geography, and Mr. Marshall, who was born in New York and lives in New Haven, will never have Mr. Pärt's exotic aura.
