Sentence examples for nice geography from inspiring English sources

He reminded me of a very nice geography teacher who needed a good makeover.

Here's a nice geography activity on getting to Wimbledon and Court in clay is an inspiring art lesson on creating a clay representation of a tennis player's face.

This differs from the avoidance of duplication across geographies or "nice to have" horizontal exchanges of best practices.

"It's a nice place to live, despite the geography," said Mr. Marrale, who lives in one of 86 homes in the first phase of the Chatham at North Hills development and is seeking to move to a larger unit.

And he seemed sort of nice in a way, like a geography teacher or the guy who fixes the computers and can make them run faster.

We could then build a nice impenetrable wall all around our geography and place gates at strategic locations for folks to get in and out.

Canada's map also uses simplified geography in certain coastal areas, which is nice because it keeps such natural features as winding seashores from having an outsize influence on the scores.

Yes, many cities have a few nice day hikes, but it's a lucky accident of geography and conservation that creates serious, "out there" backcountry hiking opportunities close to a major urban area.

The sorting features, which are based on cuisine and geography, also provide a basic search function, which is nice.

Google is making its Maps API play nice with video game designers, giving them access to the real world's geography and geometry, throwing 100 million 3D buildings, landmarks and more into developer's design repertoires.

I didn't turn up for the geography exam, which I felt bad about, because Mr Rose was the nicest teacher in the school.