Sentence examples for it's geographical from inspiring English sources

Finally, Byrne embarks on the Whenever-I-Call-You-Friend tour with Stevie Nicks....A town known as Off The Grid pops up; it's geographical equivalent of the train's Quiet Car.

The Russian government is creating a situation where its voice is very strong and actually louder than any other voice Meduza's departure from Russia is as much ideological as it is geographical.

It was geographical serendipity, said Ms. Sharp, who was raised in California and moved to New Jersey after a three-year tour as a Peace Corps volunteer in Padada, the Philippines.

Would it be geographical?" But, on the other hand, the same writers have to acknowledge the way these "catch-all" terms are convenient for marketing and distribution.

It is geographical, historical and political.

It could be geographical or botanical (eg Aconcagua or kiwicha).

It's the geographical precision of Marie's home, "high up on a ridge, just a half a mile from the Mississippi bridge".

Though it's the geographical opposite, I'm reminded a little of Borges's famous story "El Sur".

"I wouldn't say it's a geographical sort of thing," says Pulido.

It's all geographical perfection: inside vs. outside, upstairs vs. downstairs.

Maybe it's a geographical thing, because I'm in New Jersey and the Mets are in trouble... uh, I mean... in Queens.