'my geography' is not correct and usable in written English without further context.
You cannot use it on its own like that. If you want to use it, you could include it in a sentence such as, "In my geography class, I learned about world cultures."
When I saw my geography teacher, I was really emotional.
The Times Atlas is in here, because there's a character who goes on long journeys and my geography is wobbly.
His cinematic oeuvre was the best babysitter I could have had and even helped with my geography homework (Bond films are great for learning about capital cities).
In my geography class there were 44 people and boys had to take turns to stand at the back because they had no chairs; but I took the O-level a year early and passed with an "A".
I'm tempted to say that her reference to "jiggly girly-man arms" was below the belt, but my geography would be off – and Brooks was asking for it, even if Dowd is the one who told on him.
Born in northern Mexico (several hours south of Tucson), he was raised some in the States and some in Tijuana ("I ate sushi before I ate mole," he says), trained at the French Culinary Institute in New York and then worked in New York, Mexico City and San Francisco, doing "mostly" French food before deciding "I wanted to find my geography and made the improbable choice of coming back to Mexico".
The teaching was good and although my course (geography) isn't relevant to my career, I don't think I'd have become a financial journalist without it.
I'll also have to brush up on my Paris geography when I join Stade Français next season, not to mention my French, next season as I can't just say: "I'll be in my usual cafe on the Champs-Elysées".
love, Catherine PS Please send my GCSE geography textbook.
"I don't know if there's room in my mental geography for another area code".
Some of these recordings found their way into "Earth and the Great Weather," my "sonic geography of the Arctic," and, later, into "Ilimag" ("Spirit Journeys"), for solo percussion and recorded soundscapes.
