Sentence examples for landscape bisected from inspiring English sources

No. Look closer and other details emerge, beginning with the lovely gradations of blue sky hanging over a dry, hilly landscape bisected by a dirt road.

They are called canadas or caminhos and they crisscross the rugged Azorean landscape, bisecting pastures and linking towns and villages.

We zoomed around a geometric landscape, fields bisected with hedges and gates.

Between the Pacific Coast and the Atlantic Coast, much of the landscape is a jungle wilderness, bisected by rivers and swamps.

In this video, Sze talks about the inspiration for her piece on the High Line, "Still Life with Landscape (Model for a Habitat)," which Scott describes as "a modular swam of polished steel-and-wood geometries, bisected by the promenade, that also functions as a feeder for birds and butterflies, complete with compartments for water and seeds".

"Still Life with Landscape (Model for a Habitat)," as the piece is called, is a modular swarm of polished-steel-and-faux-wood geometries, bisected by the promenade, that also functions as a feeder for birds and butterflies, complete with compartments for water and seeds.

Circles are still bisected by lines.

A red rope bisected a large hall.

In 1962, the Southeast Freeway bisected Barracks Row.

The island had been nearly bisected here by water.

The scrupulously planned neighborhood is bisected by Metropolitan Avenue and Unionport Road.