Sentence examples for lowland a from inspiring English sources

Around the southern end is the Khanka Lowland, a rich black-earth area with some of the best soils in eastern Siberia.

Alluvial rivers of the eastern Puget lowland, a landscape shaped by scour and fill from the Cordilleran ice sheet, continue to respond to patterns of deposition and scour by the last-glacial-age ice sheet 18,000 years after deglaciation.

This lowland, an extension of the Kura-Aras Lowland, reaches the Iranian border near Astara.

Behind them was a lowland spanning a few acres.

In the southern lowlands a variety of crops are cultivated, including fruits, corn (maize), grains, and medicinal plants.

The scenery and accessibility from English population centres make the central lowlands a popular tourist area as well.

Betsy Plum, who organizes an old-time session every other Monday night at Lowlands, a bar in Gowanus, Brooklyn, said that every jam in New York has its own personality.

Playwright Àngel Guimerà, who was closely associated with the Renaixença, incorporated some modernista elements into his most famous play, Terra baixa (1896; "Lowlands"; Eng. trans. Marta of the Lowlands), a story of social defiance and spiritual regeneration.

It remains to be seen if this grandiose vision will ever materialise, but in his quest to follow the lead of the lowlands, a new book might come in handy.

"But if the monsoon starts to fail in any significant way in the lowlands," a dramatic decline could occur.

Ecuadorean historian Tamara Estupinan said that Atahualpa's mummified body was located in lush, hilly lowlands, a six-hour drive south-west of Ecuador's capital city Quito.