Sentence examples for landscape between from inspiring English sources

"By anyone's definition, the commercial landscape between the two countries has radically changed".

The Morbid Age spotlights key features of the intellectual and emotional landscape between the wars.

Much is yet to be done to clarify the commissioning landscape between CCGs and NHS England.

The resort is about a mile's drive from the main gate in gently rolling landscape between the rocky outcrops and the intertwining fairways.

They were panning shots, he said — zooming in and out of the L.A. landscape between the station's Sunset Boulevard studio and City Hall.

After about an hour of boulder-hopping and scrambling, we reached an overlook that allowed us to assess the landscape between the moraine ridge and the glacier margin.

The landscape between gimmicky pyrotechnics and restrained realism is nearly as big as the Northwest, and it seems to be where D'Ambrosio is raring to go (and does, in his nonfiction).

It is often haunting to be at a trackway site and imagine the transformations that took place in the landscape between the time some strange extinct beast trod on it and the present.

The recent renovation of the landscape between Bethesda Fountain and the Loeb boat house in Central Park by Mr. Thompson and his family displays their dedication to improving the quality of all New Yorkers' lives.

The landscape between bustling Route 1 and the Delaware and Raritan Canal is deceptively placid, the horizontal interrupted only by evenly spaced, soldier-straight rows of trees meant to block the wind, or the occasional lone tree or shrub.

By the end, Saunders saw, there was a broad, shared landscape between the stories of either a near future or a parallel present, a kind of Saunders-land that is instantly recognisable to his readers.