Sentence examples for horizons of the from inspiring English sources

Then came the infinite horizons of the small screen.

When you talk about it as a photographer, you close the horizons of the viewer.

Yet both Fletcher and Flower brought England momentous and joyous successes that have broadened the horizons of the game here.

"That is where we must raise the horizons of the young man who is living on a housing estate and has left school prematurely.

We still love our partner, but we think more about the old days, when love was new and the horizons of the future beckoned us.

The law widened the horizons of the most prominent Arab news source, al-Jazeera, which was established by the emir in 1996.

It's challenging but it's beautiful because it shows you the horizons of the target language which you are translating," he adds.

Thankfully busy A-roads soon gave way to B-roads, and beyond Wells we struck out into the countryside and the huge horizons of the Somerset Levels.

Samsung, the South Korean powerhouse behind Juun.J, has been looking to do some reverse colonization, expanding the international horizons of the designers it sponsors.

For all that his mind ranged the horizons of the subject quick as a falcon's eye, his individual writings were probably not outstanding.

It is a familiar view, a memory easily retrieved from the ether, with none of the jagged edges or the unfamiliar horizons of the earlier books.