Sentence examples for panorama from inspiring English sources

Not long ago this whole panorama would have been filled by the glacier, which has retreated rapidly away, even in the decades since it was first photographed.

The panorama of the town and surrounding hills is gorgeous as you head up the estuary, slipping between the rows of moored yachts and dodging the flocks of sailing dinghies.

Luckily for the architects, the library was one of the most documented spaces in history, with original construction drawings, a complete set of measured drawings taken in the early 1990s and countless photographs, including the Guardian's own 360-degree interactive panorama.

It was the perfect mix of modern technology and simple pleasures: my little cooker making a warming drink while, at the end of my toes there played a natural panorama that looked like a CGI backdrop.

Those in work are seeing their incomes eaten away by rising prices.Faced with this ugly panorama, the government appears to have returned to its old trick of fudging the data.

THE Bundesbank's headquarters in Frankfurt offer a spectacular panorama of the city's high-rise financial district.

Its Georgian and Victorian town houses are elegant, but in panorama the "Big Smoke" can seem a jumble of low-rise sprawl, dotted with functional, 1960s concrete boxes.

The ten stacked-up boxes, the escalators connecting them and the floor-to-ceiling walls of undulating glass are positioned so that each of the building's levels offers a different sweeping panorama of the city and its river.Antwerp is low slung.

Chewing the fat Like-minded fellows Indian contemporary art Reprints Related items Sweden leans left again: Trouble at homeJan 21st 2010This frozen panorama is the door to a bloody crime, and to a far broader narrative.

Elections to the European Parliament in May will signal just how chaotic a panorama awaits in the next government, as minority parties gain ground.In September 2014 wealthy Catalonia will loudly mark the 300th anniversary of the moment a centralising monarch stripped it of much self-government.

True, Tony Blair, and probably Gordon Brown, would have talked more about sovereign debt crises, the euro and the geo-economic panorama, and at least feigned some influence over the situation.