Sentence examples for rustic land from inspiring English sources

A combination of strict planning laws restricting developments on so called "rustic" land (their equivalent of green belt), none of the mass Spanish developers getting a toehold and the island's sleepy reputation has prevented an oversupply of property.

The Brothers Grimm collected and codified a version in their compendium of folk and fairy tales, but the story appears in many different cultures, and Ms. Rice, best known for the rapturous stage adaptation of "Brief Encounter," has set her dance-theater version in a rustic land that leaps nimbly across time and space.

In the one thousand years that followed Sin's creation and the destruction of Zanarkand, Spira became a rustic land, almost completely devoid of large cities and higher civilization.

Cho Dang Gol serves distinctively rustic food.

The Orwellian nightmare seemed strangely incongruous in Albania, a mostly rustic, mountainous land where braying donkeys, neighing horses and crowing cocks were heard even in the capital.

ROME — "Captive Greece held captive her uncouth conqueror and brought the arts to the rustic Latin lands," as the poet Horace wrote toward the end of the first century B.C., encapsulating in a few words the fusion of cultures that would decide the future direction of western art and architecture.

You have run up against one of the great conundrums of traveling in lovely rustic, old lands.

The northern tradition of hunting camps -- rustic cabins on land that hunters have leased for years from timber companies -- will be preserved.

Entire towns ripe for reinvention: rustic digs, cheap land, and endless possibilities.

One is rustic and wholesome and wooden.

In January, Len and Helen Prior's retirement villa in Vera was demolished for having supposedly been built on 'rustic' land.