Sentence examples for far countryside from inspiring English sources

He makes it believable that the angry Tea Party wackitude in the far countryside and the smug sleepiness inside the Beltway and the media mainstream are both symptoms of the same "quiet coup" that James Kwak and his writing partner Simon Johnson diagnosed in The Atlantic last Spring.

Left-wing guerrillas and their right-wing paramilitary foes battled for control of territory and drug-trafficking routes in the far-flung countryside, while Bogota's businessmen loosened their ties over martinis in fashionable city restaurants.No longer.

Kings Park used to be far-off countryside, but over the decades, as development sprawled eastward from the city, it became an island of green in the heart of suburbia.

The larger cities reach far into the countryside for their vital supplies of water and energy.

Picture the scene: you're in the countryside far from the nearest village, on a warm summer night.

He already practiced with one he built in the South Korean countryside (far right).

Finally, he retired to a life of pleasure and poetry in the countryside, far from the pressures of the palace.

THE best views of the night sky are in the countryside, far from the light pollution of the city.

Many of the sites are deep in the countryside, far from any reliable source of work, and few people have cars.

So does the opposition Conservative Party, which has the fervent support of many rural Britons, though it has failed so far to transform countryside outrage into effective political capital.

"The facilities available in the countryside far outstrip any traditional city destination," said its spokesman, Andy Woodward, who also markets working farms to tourists.