Sentence examples for knowledge of the countryside from inspiring English sources

Shehadeh's love and knowledge of the countryside bring it vividly to life on every page.

He had a knowledge of the countryside that might just take a thousand years to acquire.

Hardy's unique literary calling-card was his intimate, first-hand knowledge of the countryside where he grew up.

News reporters describe shooting and hunting lobbyists as "countryside groups", anointing them as the authentic rural voice and casting those who oppose them – who often seem to possess a far greater love for and knowledge of the countryside – as interfering townies.

His first-hand knowledge of the countryside's "beautiful green solitude" provided a principal theme, one illuminated in the peasant patois of 19th-century Northamptonshire, where a snail was a "pooty".

(Anyone with knowledge of the English countryside will know immediately this is a work of fantasy: most villages of the type portrayed in The Archers are still remarkable for their ethnic homogeneity).

They provided marquees, generators and knowledge of where in the countryside to take the party sites.

For most people, the only safe way to drive out of town is to use their knowledge of the area to traverse the back roads in the countryside.

A distributor for major Western brands looking to expand into the Indian countryside, Sanjay Agarwalla had first-hand knowledge of the problems that have since been documented for a global audience in a 2012 World Bank report.

I began to dream of the countryside.

Much of the countryside is mined.