Sentence examples for first landscape from inspiring English sources

The first landscape is an island, Davenhall Island, which keeps disappearing in the fog.

Earlier this month, Orff became the first landscape architect to receive a MacArthur Foundation fellowship.

She said her selection as the first landscape architect among 989 MacArthur fellows "is so meaningful" to her.

Instead, she has hung several family-related paintings, including the first landscape that she painted, of a Caribbean island that was among the baron's property purchases.

This research represents the first landscape archaeological approach using satellite imagery for the Maya region in northwestern Belize.

The first landscape, what scientists call a gene expression map, depicts the functioning of the genome of the worm C. elegans.

In 1841, Andrew Jackson Downing published the first landscape-gardening book aimed at an American audience.

Mount Taygetos, a mountainous landscape in Peloponnese, Greece, that was severely burned in 2007, was selected to carry out the first landscape-scale fire history reconstruction in P. nigra of the eastern Mediterranean.

This is the first landscape-scale study investigating to what degree artificial waterholes and natural rivers influence the distribution of large herbivores, and hence foraging patterns, in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Sprinkle with herbs and bake until crusty; serve to everyone but Jeff .2. Vegetarian… A year ago, Ms. Duffy, the fifth-grade English and history teacher, had come very close to losing it, what with her homeroom being right next… In 1841, Andrew Jackson Downing published the first landscape-gardening book aimed at an American audience.

Gainsborough declared that his first love was landscape and began to learn the language of this art from the Dutch 17th-century landscapists, who by 1740 were becoming popular with English collectors; his first landscapes were influenced by Jan Wynants.