Sentence examples for knowledge of geography from inspiring English sources

A bit unfair, but without systematic knowledge of geography, pupils live in a one-dimensional, world with no sense of place.

MARY ANN GAUGER The recent news article about boys' superior knowledge of geography reminded Susan Jacobs of a conversation she overheard while working out at a health club.

The National Geography Bee tests not only knowledge of geography but also the ability to call that knowledge to mind on stage in front of hundreds of people.

Yesterday Mr James, a 34-year-old administrator, said the only thing that had saved him was his knowledge of geography.

The extent and complexity of a geographical classification is limited only by classifiers' knowledge of geography and their desire to seek detail and comprehensiveness in their classification scheme.

With software, a knowledge of geography and more than a little intuition, an operator has exactly 90 seconds to move each piece of mail.

But the police were then able to capitalise on the Liverpool dockers' lack of knowledge of London geography.

"The maps in this gallery reflect the development of European knowledge of African geography from 1562 through 1940.

Most states also stress knowledge of economics, geography, international politics, and law, and many teach their own history and culture.

Not just the knowledge of world geography but the very conceptualisation of space in this late medieval map looks to us remote and arcane.

Sinclair is not a gifted explainer, and those without a working knowledge of London geography and political history may find themselves gasping for air.