Sentence examples for making the landscape of from inspiring English sources

New York neighborhoods are changing thanks to Mayor Bloomberg's initiative MillionTrees NYC (MTNYC), which is making the landscape of the city greener, one tree at a time.

You have to step over the voice in your head that says "I hate to date" and resist the dismissal of online dating -- especially now that Siren is making the landscape of romance more human and navigable.

Chibnall also wanted to make the landscape of his home county, Dorset, integral to the drama.

The self-crowned Emperor's apparently invincible armies made the landscape of Europe visible in a new way as they marched across the continent.

It's clear that he's trying to explore similar themes here, in the context of a new century in which "hookup" culture and the ready availability of Internet pornography have only made the landscape of sex and romance harder to negotiate.

Many echoes are still left unexplored, however, and in this article, I will investigate what traces the Middle English poem Pearl may have left in Tolkien's creation and suggest how he made the landscape of Pearl his own, writing it surely and truly into some of the more memorable parts of Arda.

Our kids kept us young because they made the landscape of our lives ever changing.

At the time, the area was suffering from an intense drought, and in the images, the land itself dwarfs everything, making the landscape as much of a subject as the person in the foreground.

Toyoharu was the first to make the landscape a subject of ukiyo-e art, rather than just a background to figures and events.

These dream images make up the landscape of my soul, my second vision".

In his book, The Biggest Estate on Earth, Bill Gammage deconstructs the sketches and paintings that the first colonists made of the landscape of the Sydney basin and what is revealed is not wild bushland but carefully farmed landscapes including tracts of land cleared specifically for luring grazing animals.