Sentence examples for pristine view from inspiring English sources

"Somebody's got to live this life," he says, gesturing to the pristine view from his penthouse villa.

I threw open the French windows, stepped on to the balcony and looked at the pristine view.

Of the many luxuries that money can buy, the most coveted has long been a pristine view: lakeside, seaside, mountainside, Central Park.

But a 4.2-billion-year-old rock named troctolite 76535, collected by Harrison Schmitt, the only trained geologist among the Apollo Moon walkers, offers a pristine view of the Moon's early history.

Since the supply of unspoilt beauty is fixed, my lakeside holiday cottage with a pristine view of nothing but water, mountains and sky is diminished when everyone else arrives to build their own cottages.

After John D. Rockefeller Jr. donated land for the Cloisters museum in northern Manhattan, he went a step further in the 1930s and bought the cliffs across the Hudson River in New Jersey to preserve the museum's pristine view of the Palisades.

Weaning the West of oil dependency is going to take the sacrifice of a few pristine views.

He says onshore farms have been bankrolled long enough.Hillside turbines are increasingly reviled for spoiling pristine views.

But that might not be enough to save the building's pristine views from the development pressures of the modern world.

The turbines, though about 10 miles from the mainland, will sit less than three miles from Monhegan, interrupting pristine views and lobster fishing operations, opponents say.

Through word of mouth alone, they welcome up to 5,000 visitors per year to their converted-workshop private home La Fabrique, the ground floor and basement of which are transformed into pristine viewing rooms.