Sentence examples for panorama took from inspiring English sources

The panorama took my breath away, and it felt equally surprising to find no other tourists there to block my view.

The overlapping exposures of his panorama took him a day to complete; laid end to end, they flatten the circular view into a strip that measures more than 17 feet.

One Italian weekly, Panorama, took the view that although the domestic economy, the poll tax and Europe were major factors in her increasing unpopularity "most British politicians found it intolerable that a woman should continue to lead them".

Panorama took the findings to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Eric Pickles.

The capture of the 28 images that make up a single panorama took between 2 and 4 min, indicating that a much larger set of images could be captured on the 2-h time step.

A 360-degree panorama takes you inside Prague's off-limits Baroque library.

The construction of this panorama takes nine days, a period that constitutes a ritual novena of prayer and devout action.

Without ceremony it brings you into a dramatic panorama, takes you down twisting roads, up over mountains and across open water.

The 360-degree panorama takes in the remote and wild mountains of the Knoydart peninsula, Skye, and the peaks of Kintail to the north.

But "Panorama" takes a synoptic view in which the camps are but a single moment: its peepholes are windows not only into Josef's life but also into the twentieth century.

There were queasy people, but they seemed mostly to be affected by Panorama taking place on the hottest weekend of the summer and by the fact that for some reason, of all the food stands, they chose spicy curry.