Sentence examples for of a geography from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pushelberg, the managing partner, has the genial bearing of a geography teacher.

Antoine published a classified list and description of 234 Ethiopian manuscripts (1859), topographical findings (1860 73), and part of a geography of Ethiopia (1890).

Neither did the 66-year-old man with the look of a geography teacher in retirement speak in soundbites nor appear in slick suits.

It then, in classic sci-fi fashion, fired retro-rockets to make a controlled touch-down on three spindly legs, rather than swaddling itself wimpishly in balloons and bouncing around for a bit before settling, as some previous missions have done.More pleasingly still, the first images it sent back could have come out of a geography textbook's chapter on arctic terrain.

The first thing we noticed on arrival is that everyone likes to dress in the style of a geography teacher, so we made a stop at Zara for a wardrobe change and, thus kitted out, went to a club to hear fado, Portugal's traditional blues music (Clube de Fado, Rua de S João da Praça 92, clube-de-fado.com).

Bearded Rhys may have the air of a geography teacher who has discovered the meaning of life and then mislaid it, but his whimsical Welsh vocals sound sublime whether the production line churns out the shimmering I Lust U or Euro electro.

HUD Secretary Donovan spoke of creating "a geography of opportunity" through broadband, working through private, public and nonprofit partnerships.

She went on, "There is a geography of recession.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 9, 2010 Is there a geography of tolerance?

In 'Dockwood,' a geography of tiny images.

There's a geography of division, too.