Sentence examples for highland air from inspiring English sources

The Highland air is thick with claims of expropriation, for a bill is going through the Scottish Parliament to give landless locals a subsidised chance to get their hands on chunks of big estates.According to the Scottish Landowners Federation, 0.08% of the population own 80% of Scotland.

His description of the mystic Stone of Scone gives a characteristic flavour of his writing: "The King would sit on it, and the spirits of his ancestors would swirl around him in the fresh Highland air… for a moment a territory would become a nation, a landscape a room, a man a king, and a piece of immovable building, for a moment, a piece of furniture".

The temperate highland air and year-round equatorial sunshine of these mountains makes for one of the most fertile regions in the world to grow and harvest cannabis.

I'd literally sing for hours, rehearse, focusing on the dream and breathe in the pure highland air from the Scottish countryside, whilst at the same time, dreaming of that break, of discovering the world through my voice.

It is astonishing, in the 21st century, that people are still allowed to burn mountainsides – destroying their vegetation, roasting their wildlife, vaporising their carbon, creating a telluric eczema of sepia and grey blotches – for any purpose, let alone blasting highland chickens out of the air.

Highland areas are cooler, causing moist air to cool below the dew point as it rises over high ground forming clouds and then rain.

The eastern highlands along the JRV obstruct the air masses that pass over the Mediterranean and force them to rise.

Topographical variables such as slope and aspect and characteristics of the dominant air masses in the highlands of Ethiopia are generally more important than elevation in explaining the variability of annual rainfall (Krauer 1988).

While he was in Saigon, the Vietcong attacked the American air base outside the central highlands town of Pleiku, killing nine American soldiers and wounding 137.

The air in contact with these highlands is thus also cooled, and it becomes denser than the air at the same elevation but away from the slope; it therefore begins to flow downhill.

The mean annual air temperature in much of the Ethiopian highlands is 22 25 °C (Elias 2016).