Sentence examples for geographical terms from inspiring English sources

■ Islington is London's second smallest borough in geographical terms.

So the geographical terms Africa, Asia, Europe, Pacific Islands and America replaced the racial terms.

In strictly geographical terms, Roussillon is more like the Deep South of France.

Lake Sylvan Park is more than 4,350 miles from Madrid and Milan in geographical terms and several light years in terms of soccer culture.

Then your explorers can use their findings in this lesson, which introduces key geographical terms and asks them to create an interactive map of the neighbourhood.

"We have gone for a broad sweep in age, in generations, in geographical terms and in types of architecture," said Mr. Chipperfield.

The geographical term "plain" is well chosen.

It isn't even necessarily local, if you are using "local" as a purely geographical term.

Isil is short for Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant – a historical geographical term for the land stretching from southern Turkey through Syria to Egypt.

The area around Red Cloud has long been known as the Divide — a geographical term for a plateau bordered by rivers.

See Scotland Britart British and Irish Lions (rugby union); not "British Lions" British Council British empire but British Empire Medal British Film Institute BFI on second mention British Isles A geographical term taken to mean Great Britain, Ireland and some or all of the adjacent islands such as Orkney, Shetland and the Isle of Man.