Sentence examples for hinterland like from inspiring English sources

SOME of the most successful innovations occurred in the hinterland, like the store offering items for a nickel and a dime that was opened in Lancaster, Pa., by F. W. Woolworth.

Pyjamas worn by day, because you've fallen into a twilight hinterland of vampire-like living and can't remember what month it is?

Like Requiem, it's set in a small fictional town, and like Hinterland and Bang it's filmed bilingually.

The more he flashed his hinterland, the more people liked it.

At night, try one of its 16 draft beers on tap, including a seasonal craft ale like Hinterland Hefe Weizen.

But despite his hinterland (he is, like so many in New Labour, football-mad) and unusual back-story (he is the son of a refugee who fled the Nazis), he is at times caricatured as a remote intellectual, and may suffer from his status as front-runner.Only the voters will decide perhaps in a few weeks' time whether Labour achieves its aim of dominating British politics for a decade or longer.

Geomorphic signatures, like the sharp mountain fronts along the HFT in some places, as well as along various hinterland subordinate faults like the Nalagarh Thrust (NaT), the Barsar Thrust (BaT) and the Jawalamukhi Thrust (JMT); the change in the channel pattern, marked by a tight incised meander of the Beas channel upstream of the JMT indicate active tectonic movements in the area.

Shot in the degraded Naples hinterland in a gritty, documentary-like style using local people – one of whom, a Camorra gangster on the lam, was arrested this week – the film shows a mafia bereft of glamour and style but brutally masterful in its control of the Naples economy.

And Hinterland doesn't feel like a drama that's just been plonked into its landscape either: the county of Ceredigion feels like an actual member of the cast, a character shaping the actions of its inhabitants and serving as a reminder of how small man is compared with nature.

For the benefit of that NBC commentator, I'm going to spell out a fact that is so obvious that it is almost trite: many of the young women on the Indian team are from villages in the Indian hinterland; several of them, like Sunita Lakra, Deep Grace Ekka, and Lilima Minz, are adivasis, members of the Indian aboriginal population.

Under the binocular microscope (bulk samples), the tsunami deposit is mostly composed of subangular to subrounded quartz grains derived from sedimentary successions of the hinterland belt (Numidian sandstones), like those sampled from the actual beach.