Sentence examples for great geography from inspiring English sources

For Americans, the parade of athletes is a great geography lesson, a brush-up on countries that sprung up after the fall of communism.

"I have always wondered what the women of this great geography were doing as their men designed and built the magnificent monuments and fought in the many wars waged on these lands," said Nancy Ozturk, coordinator of Citlembik, which published the book.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, March 7 , 1942P. 7 We listened to the great geography lesson, assisted by a map of the world It showed the Western Hemisphere complete in the middle, with Europe, A rica, and about a third of Asia on the right, & the rest of Asia & Australia on the left.

Ptolemy, one of the great geographers of the ancient world, author of a book called The Great Geography, known in the West later on when it was translated into Latin from the Arabic as the Almagest, which is a Latin garbling of an Arab garbling of the original Greek title of the work.

Although the total military power of NATO was much greater, geography favoured the Warsaw Pact, since reserves from the East could reach the front much more quickly than reserves from the United States, which would have to make a hazardous journey across the Atlantic Ocean.

Telemonitoring programs can be flexible, individually tailored, and have the potential to provide access to specialist care for a larger number of patients across a much greater geography when compared to usual care [ 8- 10].

PETERSBURG about the city's 300th birthday... Peter the Great studied geography on a globe taller than a man.

As most Hondurans know, the great Honduran geography pioneer, Jesús Aguilar Paz, who travelled across Honduras in the days when it was a country with a pioneering air transport network that started in 1923, but lacked a railroad to the capital city.

And we are great at geography.

But there is no premium on deductive expedience and no sense of greater-D.C. geography in a mini-series that identifies Bethesda, Md., as being four hours outside the capital.

Further refinement in the PEC values for EE2 have been made based on the results from the PhATE (Pharmaceutical Assessment and Transport Evaluation) and GREAT-ER (Geography Referenced Regional Exposure Assessment Tool for European Rivers) models to identify the 90th-percentile low-flow PECs in surface water for EE2 in the USA and Europe, respectively [ 98].