Sentence examples for lost geographies from inspiring English sources

The technologies of the city are layered, versions in use mingle with versions discarded, and they follow ancient paths, lost geographies.

This is a deftly executed sketch of a lost geography: a story saved by an accident of fate that becomes part of the piercing irony at its heart.

The songs touch Mr. Strait's usual bases -- true love, lost love, Texas geography -- but the more ambitious ones also consider birth and death.

When Nietschmann died, Smith, who at the time was in his last stages of a master's degree in physical geography, lost a good friend and a mentor.

A recent review of port geography papers published since the 1950s showed that human geography gradually lost interest in ports and maritime transport, while port and maritime geographers became increasingly specialized in operation and management (Ng and Ducruet 2014).

Geography has lost its way a little bit.

Odd then that the glaring omission so far from the "why Labour lost" debate isn't geography or ideology but simple demography.

And though I repeat -- to calm myself down -- that the serial is about Spaniards spread across the globe and not about Cubans lost in their own geography, as the credits run I can't escape the feeling of having been conned.

The many references to domestic popular culture and geography will also be lost on anyone who doesn't have a detailed knowledge of Brazil.

But his attention to other lost details like menus, medicines, the geography of old Edinburgh, is meticulous and colorful.

This shows that geography still counts for much, a fact still largely lost on the developing countries.