Sentence examples for native countryside from inspiring English sources

Vaughan's equivalent of Herbert's "Temple" is found in the woods, hills and skies of his native countryside.

In his most recent film, "August Days," Recha and his twin brother, David, star as themselves in a journey through their native countryside and its tangled history.

Camargo, who confessed that his first toys were a pencil and paper, was a loner who drew inspiration from childhood memories of his native countryside.

Further north, we came upon the gorgeous wilderness above 140th Street, where a native countryside emerged and we imagined the island before man.

His acclaimed early poetry collections Wczoraj powrót (1935; "Yesterday the Return") and Droga leśna (1938; "Forest Road") combine sensitivity to his native countryside with his dedication to revolutionary politics.

In 1849 he visited his family at Ornans to recover from his hectic lifestyle in Paris and, inspired again by his native countryside, produced two of his greatest paintings: The Stone-Breakers and Burial at Ornans.

WHEN Cecile Schmidt starts pining for the serenity of her native French countryside, she takes a hike behind her home in Congers or drives to any one of the four lakes surrounding the hamlet, which is in Clarkstown, Rockland County.

It can work if you are a native population ceding countryside to an invader.

Other benefits are more nebulous: native forests make the countryside prettier, says the Forestry Commission, and support a greater variety of wildlife.

And why make a fuss about Japanese knotweed, which may be the scourge of gardeners but is far less of a problem in the countryside than native bracken or ivy?

Federal Hill is made of stone and brick native to the surrounding countryside, with its laywork being of Flemish bond.