Sentence examples for from this geography from inspiring English sources

As well as punching the sky and tearing up the first "Bloody Sunday" inquiry — a whitewash by a judge named Lord Widgery who said the British troops had been provoked — these people were redrawing their own faces from the expected images: from stoic, tight-lipped and vengeful to broad, unpolished, unqualified smiles, unburdened by the bile the world often expects from this geography.

From this geography my musical roots developed.

I know one day an irresistible itch will evict me from this geography.

Michael Gove has abandoned plans to drop climate change from the geography national curriculum.

Drawing on literature from the geographies of care, this paper analyses the practices and experiences of giving that surround child sponsorship, a popular charitable scheme that directly links each donor with a child somewhere in the Global South.

Help your students explore how they'd make San Francisco safe during an earthquake and plan new buildings in the city with this lesson from Juicy Geography.

Its subject matter ranges from this city's amorphous geography to its Googie coffee shop architecture, lifestyle trends and peculiar social rituals.

First up is this powerpoint presentation for secondary students from a geography teacher.

This paper draws on recent contributions to transitions research from human geography and urban studies in order to explicate the dynamic interactions between rainwater harvesting and the city.

The startup also says that aside from geography it differs from the much-better funded MarketInvoice by offering a "fairer and more transparent approach to risk and pricing".

From our geography class, I knew that Europe had fewer countries than Africa.