Sentence examples for much country from inspiring English sources

"Memphis, Tennessee" is also a reminder of how much country there was in Chuck Berry's rock 'n' roll.

Mr. Hoinke is impressed how much country music and style is spreading to eastern Germany, "where there were no American soldiers, and where people are experiencing new freedoms".

I had heard that some Aboriginal people worked as rangers but I had no idea it was a structured formal program across so much country in central Australia.

The music is not so much country as mid-70's Southern California country-rock, as personified by the ex-Eagle Don Henley, who ventriloquizes a duet with Bonnie Raitt.

Today, despite Twitter and cable TV, the candidates still campaign in the flesh — shaking hands with miners in eastern Ohio, with retirees in Florida — though precisely how much country to cover is always a question.

But the trend of much country music today, new traditionalists aside, is toward lightness and, increasingly, upbeat rehashings by artists considered "country" of once-popular songs that have little or nothing to do with the old beer-joint-and-working-class orientation.

Britain has been ranked fourth in a global league measuring how much countries contribute to the "common good of humanity".

The United States is still somewhat at odds with European leaders over how much countries should be stimulating their economies.

Accessibility of much country-level information and many web services, originating from governments are a global standard.

The best forest mitigation strategy is the one that optimizes the sum of all mitigation options in a given (policy-determined) time frame, a complex task whose solution is very much country-specific (e.g., [6, 37]).

Bon Appetit announced its top 10 new restaurants of 2015 today, compiled by Andrew Knowlton and Julia Kramer after much country-wide dining.