Sentence examples for real countryside from inspiring English sources
Past half-built apartment blocks and wasteland — no real countryside, and no sea.
Lacy metal arches that flank the main setting afford the audience glimpses of the real countryside, but Shakespeare's pastoral lark seems a bit cramped here.
My 1966 interview ended by saying that no brave wars were fought to save the real countryside he loved and he had put it into his books instead.
Paterson lists his opponents as "rich pop stars", "rich landowners", "a dress designer" and "a public school journalist" (me), who "don't represent the real countryside of farmers and workers".
He makes his exit from the back of the theatre, the giant doors opening up on to the real countryside, at once announcing his rejection of city life and his embracing of his responsibility to agriculture and to his peasants on his estate.
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In the 1970s, however, as the French began to rediscover the foods and other products of the real French countryside, it occurred to the elders of the Aubrac that perhaps their once-famous industry could be revived.
The Middle Earth that director Peter Jackson has found for his hobbits, dwarves, elves, wizards and trolls is brilliantly realised, an exotic, hyper-real English countryside, melding with a dramatic North American landmass: much richer than a Roger Dean album cover.
Rural Suffolk is chocolate-box England made real, the English countryside as we imagine it to be.
One former Tory minister with experience of planning issues said: "We don't seem to have anyone in the cabinet with a real feel for countryside issues.
Ironic, as the most intriguing development on "DA" was the addition of a black love interest for Rose, who was then dropped from the storylines as quickly as a black man would have been dropped from a real life English countryside estate in the 1920s.
