Sentence examples for old geography from inspiring English sources

The others are views of stormy ocean waves from an old geography textbook.

It looks from wren-shadow into wren-land: an old geography steeped in omen and augury.

"This is the old geography," Hudson told me the other day, when she walked me through the show.

Likewise it was a climate of enterprise and existing mechanical skills not of the damp air dear to old geography books, that made Manchester the cotton capital of the world.Mischance could defeat the best-laid plans.

When they get back, Itch, his school, a worker at the ISIS labs and his old geography teacher are the victim of parcel bombs from Flowerdew, and it unfortunately claims the life of John Watkins.

I wanted to know what it feels like to go from tweeting the occasional gag to five or six followers your three friends, your aunt, that old geography teacher who's somehow found and added you on every social media platform going to having a captive audience of thousands.

Instead, she was blindsided by the softly spoken Thiam, a 21-year-old geography student at the University of Liège.

A 24-year-old geography teacher, Brightwell, the figurehead of the British team, was expected to follow his win in the 400m semi-final with a medal.

You can imagine what the kids thought: a 45-year-old geography teacher on guitar, a 35-year-old music teacher on drums, and me out front on vocals.

"On top of this our Help to Buy scheme is offering a valuable alternative to the bank of mum and dad, by enabling people to buy newly built homes with just a fraction of the deposit they would normally require .Laura, a 30-year-old geography teacher from Shropshire, has borrowed £17,000 from her parents to top up her deposit on a property.

Megan Turner, for example, is a 20-year-old geography undergraduate at Manchester University, who joined the party on Tuesday, at the student rate of £5 a year – partly, she says because of "the debate thing", but also thanks to deeper convictions.