Sentence examples for impressive slice of the from inspiring English sources

The Tordrillos, an impressive slice of the Alaska Range, 80 miles west of Anchorage, don't see much of the cocktail set.

Debut novelist Ben McPherson takes a more conventional approach in A Line of Blood (HarperCollins, £12.99), an impressive slice of domestic suspense set in the less salubrious end of London's Finsbury Park, where Alex Mercer and his young son find the man next door dead in his bath.

Likewise their more abstract pieces; Cain's "War of the Worlds" will terrify your cat, and Baker's "Structures" is an impressive slice of gently unsettling atmospherics.

Desserts were few and far from impressive: slices of apple and pear, a ho-hum fresh fruit offering, and poached pear and sorbet were decent enough without setting off fireworks.

Everyone else in the region is racing to grab a slice of the impressive predicted increases in maritime trade with China and other bits of Asia.

Bangalore is indeed an impressive place, but Mukherjee's shining, prosperous version of the city is a gross simplification, a tiny slice of the modern Indian experience.

Workers want their slice of the cake.

Each receive a slice of the money.

Brooklyn Slice of the Big Apple for Dems?

Some will find it uninvolving - but an attentive, sympathetic viewing will find here an impressive and humane slice of rural life.

The "surgical" slicing of the market, in Morris' words, has led to an impressive twinning of numbers.