Sentence examples for odd geography from inspiring English sources
The odd geography is interesting enough, but the fact that people live within the crater itself is even stranger.
There were odd pockets of survivors: in Brighton, local geography and swift action by the council saved the colonies of elms, and it was noticed elsewhere that shoots were appearing from the remnants of dead trees.
In both "Fierce Attachments" and "The Odd Woman and the City," those wilds assume a specific geography — that of New York City.
Entitled, Odds, Rim Battal's photographic works at the Voice Gallery booth, consider the geography of the female body as a colonized land, using cartography as a vehicle for the plight facing most African countries up until the 1950s.
Odd then that the glaring omission so far from the "why Labour lost" debate isn't geography or ideology but simple demography.
But given Bangladesh's current relations with its giant neighbour and its odd geography this inevitably leads to someone's asking: how many of the "missing" Bangladeshis may have successfully made their way across the bloody border with India?
