Sentence examples for provides scenery from inspiring English sources
The Gwoza Hills, with heights of about 1300m above sea level provides scenery and is made up of ranges of mountains known as the Mandara Mountains.
The Great Escarpment (see Drakensberg), known by a variety of local names such as uKhahlamba (Zulu: "Barrier of Spears") and the Natal Drakensberg, forms the longest continuous topographic feature in South Africa and provides scenery of great beauty.
A beach, pool, lake, or river provides scenery and enjoyment.
But don't expect the performers here to provide scenery-matching sociological details (like a shared regional accent).
Volcanism provides beautiful scenery, fertile soils, valuable mineral deposits, and geothermal energy.
The bus journey from Bariloche across the Chilean border provides stunning scenery, although I can only vouch for fleeting glimpses as I battled with food poisoning from that one last Argentinian fillet steak.
Leading the way up the swirling staircase of her museum-quality town house at 4 Sutton Square, where the East River provides backyard scenery, Ms. Hladun-Goldmann points out the grand piano in the drawing room and the limited-edition Wurlitzer Art Deco piano in her top floor office; her father, manager of a dry cleaning shop in Rochester, had hoped she'd be a concert pianist.
A tour of the Smoky Mountains via the iconic Appalachian Trail provides sublime scenery and plenty of opportunities for getting out and stretching your legs.
The trail hugs the top of ridges and hills as it snakes through the forest, providing gorgeous scenery as well as cooler temperatures and fresh ocean breezes that make for a welcome break from hot, humid Japanese summers.
The highest elevations and the most rugged relief of the European continent are found farther south, where the structures of the Cenozoic orogeny (i.e., from the past 66 million years) provide mountain scenery.
Below Ross it repeatedly engages in the Forest of Dean plateau in deeply entrenched meanders that provide impressive scenery and spectacular viewpoints, notably at Symonds Yat (an opening or pass).
