Sentence examples for gave views of from inspiring English sources

Up there, for a short while, I enjoyed the "wha's like us" of Scottish walking: head-high heather, muddy sumps, and boulders to scramble, which gave views of vast forestry plantations south and east and, to the north, the loch and the hills of the opposite shore, now in a mistling cloud.

The Summer Smoking Room rested at the top of the structure and was two storeys high with an internal balcony that, through an unbroken band of windows, gave views of the Cardiff Docks, the Bristol Channel, and the Glamorgan countryside.

Sash windows and a wrought iron veranda give views of the river below.

The stairway is designed to give views of the city on the top three floors.

We don wellies and take the 800m waymarked route which leads to a raised platform giving views of waders galore.

One told him: "I don't think there's anything unprofessional in giving views of facts directed by whoever it should be".

Oblivions view distance is far greater than its predecessor's, extending player sightlines to the horizon and giving views of distant towns and mountain ranges.

But watching them move in relation to Jupiter, he figured out what they really were — an epiphany that began to upend the given view of the universe.

The writer spoke with several prominent authors and they gave their views of the subject.

Richard Avedon gives his views of glamour girls from Clara Bow to Madonna.

"This circular walk starting from Whitehill, near Kingsclere, gives great views of it".