Sentence examples for remarkable map from inspiring English sources

(This section also includes Mercator's remarkable map of the Arctic, also from 1595).

Few, if any, cold war historians believe Soviet Russia was ever actively planning to invade Brighton, Hove and Shoreham, but a remarkable map suggests the country's leaders had been prepared should the opportunity have arisen.

It has produced a remarkable map which gives a unique insight into the devastating effect the war had on one community.

A new report by the aid agency Oxfam, published along with a remarkable map, shows that the recent unrest in Goma - a strategically important trading city - is just the tip of an iceberg of human suffering.

I found the most insightful remarks in "Oz Clarke's New Wine Atlas" (Harcourt), which contains the most remarkable maps -- seemingly three-dimensional, including one of Long Island -- I have ever encountered in wine literature.

This summer I joined record numbers of Australians to visit the National Library in Canberra to see the remarkable Mapping our World exhibition.

Fortunately, readers of this book can explore these questions for themselves, since they will have the remarkable maps right at hand.

Besides strict locality, the estimated spectral exponents have the advantage of providing remarkable maps of singularity structures in data.

A remarkable interactive map launched by Citizens UK on Sunday shows how the living wage is spreading across the UK.

"These instructions are far from perfect," he added, "but they are a remarkable road map for how you explain eyewitness memory to jurors".

If you take a look at that remarkable postelection map, in which all of George W. Bush's states are red, and all of Al Gore's states are blue, you would be forgiven for thinking that we live in essentially two nations.