Sentence examples for first geography from inspiring English sources
First, geography was irrelevant.
As Siberian schoolchildren learn in their first geography lessons, a modestly sized European country such as France would fit into Siberia 20 times over.
After a childhood in the English Welsh marchlands, he studied under H. J. Fleure at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and went on to found the first geography department in Ireland at the Queen's University of Belfast in 1928.
Third, geography matters a great deal to the amount and nature of pre-primary services available.
Second, geography and discrimination are probably bigger impediments to indigenous peoples' development than lack of human capital.
Second, geography continues to matter, and Greece's position - on the figurative hot corner of Europe - means that without stability there, there will be an open gateway for migrant and refugee populations fleeing the violence in the Levant, the larger Arab world, and northern Africa.
Here's why: This is all part of the third Geography of Hope Conference (March 18-20), which, in and of itself, is a gutsy endeavor--it's now one of Northern Cal's more renowned literary and art events, thanks, in part, to masterminds like former Poet Laureate Robert Hass, poet Brenda Hillman, whose creative energy helped infused the outing.
For the placeless person of privilege, it may be no worse than wrestling with the question "Where are you from?" You wonder every time: Do they want the five-second pick-one-identity answer, or the 30-second geography-biography, or the five-minute story?
He went on an exhibition to Balliol College, Oxford, and gained a first in geography in 1966.
