Sentence examples for in horizons from inspiring English sources
As in "Horizons," duet follows duet, or they overlap, but Ms. Pite makes each one distinct — physically, emotionally.
His first book of photographs as a sole artist, Still Waters (1989), revealed his longstanding interest in horizons and a highly individual take on the angles and interplay of made and natural environments.
In "Horizons 2000: Artist Woodturners," at the Lynn Tendler Bignell Exhibition Gallery of the Brookfield Craft Center through Aug. 16, the concept invites wide interpretation, from classic to kitsch to reaching-for-the-stars spiritual.
The rules used in horizons' selection are: 1. Understanding the geology of the area.
Reduction in vertical Ks occurred in horizons containing higher clay (argillic horizon).
The increased clay content was mainly found in horizons bellow about 40 cm of paddy profiles.
The poem was first published in Horizon in 1941, where it attracted considerable interest.
Sir David Attenborough has been involved in Horizon almost form the start.
The EU referendum result throws UK participation in Horizon 2020 into doubt.
In Horizon, everyone agreed it had been difficult for authors to earn a living from their books at any time.
Damian Crosby 20 February 2014 11 40am Ian Stewart (the geologist, not the mathematician) covered this quite well in Horizon a few weeks back.
