Sentence examples for provide a panorama from inspiring English sources
Yet the production retains its epic sweep thanks to Simon Higlett's superb set, in which a brick wall opens up to provide a panorama of English life.
You can't fault the way the piece is sung and staged – but, in attempting to provide a panorama of turn-of-the-century America, it inspires awe rather than affection.
That is, we provide a panorama of what is and is not known about range shifts from the Pliocene through the Pleistocene and up to the present; special emphasis is paid to terrestrial systems because ENM approaches to this issue have primarily concentrated there.
Our first objective is to provide a panorama of Human Reliability data used in EDF's Safety Probabilistic Studies, and then, since these concepts are at the heart of Human Reliability and its methods, to go over the notion of human error and the understanding of accidents.
campestris genome sequences now available provide a panorama of the four major genomic groups composing this species.
Our study findings provide a panorama of the prevalence of noncommunicable disease and related risk factors in informal settlements in Peru, highlighting the alarming frequency of overweight status and obesity.
Still, the survey provides a panorama of the effects of immigration since 2000.
Each listed reasons for separating from England, and together they provided a panorama of political moods at the moment of independence.
The Grand Palais, at the Place Clémenceau, (33-1) 44.fr.17.17, www.rmn.fr, provides a panorama of the period, touching on Art Nouveau and Surrealism, in "Paris-Barcelone" through Jan . 14
But the past few days have provided a panorama of explosions and destruction, with reports of more than five hundred Palestinians, most of them civilians, and thirteen Israeli soldiers dead.
The view from the top of the obelisk, which was completed in 1930, provides a panorama of the Pocono Mountains to the west, the Catskills to the north and the Wallkill River Valley to the southeast.
