Sentence examples for glossy landscape from inspiring English sources

Such flatlands rarely feature in the glossy landscape calendars of their countries; they do not make for eco-porn.

Jon Driscoll's video and projection designs send dead characters marching up to the rafters on beams of light and create a whirling, glossy landscape of purple lights and stars and smoke and shadows, through which suits march on their way to make money.

He sold the social network to Rupert Murdoch's NewsCorp for a tidy $580m in 2005, and now spends his days travelling the world and posting glossy National Geographic-style landscapes on Instagram.

Management and development plans should include mitigation efforts to contain this species and prevent invasion into native forests, and citizens should be informed about the risk of invasion associated with the use of glossy privet for landscaping.

Netflix established itself as a real player on the TV landscape with glossy hit dramas House of Cards and Orange is the New Black – proof it could rival the networks giants in commissioning original high-quality shows.

Arrive through the rear gate, as my husband and I did after a day of backroads rambling on the way down from Dublin, and you might think you'd been transported to an upscale retirement colony in the Carolinas: the landscape is all glossy green golf course, punctuated by clusters of town houses and little placards advertising wonderful opportunities for the construction of lavish dream homes.

Glossy vines cover every inch of the landscape, amber châteaux languish behind wrought-iron gates and subterranean caverns provide natural cellars for ageing wines.

She is now a senior contributor to "Cabaret- Scenes," acting as critic and interviewer for the only glossy publication covering the national vocal music landscape.

The answer is that Richardson is one of the few garden historians who combines a passion for the old with delight in the new: four years as landscape editor for the trend-spotting glossy Wallpaper saw him develop a love for the kind of gardens that make some little old ladies feel sick.

Jay Davis's glossy pictures are like a combination of traditional Japanese landscape painting and science fiction illustration.

Its many cultivated varieties include bigleaf, glossy, sarcoxie, baby, longwood, and purpleleaf, widely used in landscaping.