Sentence examples for scenic attraction from inspiring English sources

The grandest cascade of all was the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone, the river's greatest scenic attraction.

The final discharge takes place through three arms the Chilia (two-thirds of the flow), Sfântu Gheorghe (one-fourth), and Sulina (the remainder)—that add to the scenic attraction of the delta region.

No other river in the world has so many old and famous cities on its banks Basel, Switzerland Strasbourg, Francee; and Worms, Mainz, and Cologne, Germany, to name a few but there are also such industrial cities as Ludwigshafen and Leverkusen in Germany that pollute the waters and mar the scenic attraction of the riverbanks.

His best-known works include a hexagonal plate with a design of Jurōjin, the god of longevity, a joint work with his brother Kōrin; a plate with a picture of a cedar grove; the Hana-kago ("Flower Baskets"), a watercolour hanging scroll; and the Yatsuhashi ("Eight Bridges"), a painting of a scenic attraction in Mikawa province (modern Aichi prefecture).

And the obligatory young woman whose bust line is a major scenic attraction here turns out to be a proto-feminist who foresees a day, 20 years on, when there will be a female prime minister who will reconcile the classes and speak up for the little people.

Shadows lengthened to stretch thousands of miles across the planet's famous rings this summer as they slowly tilted edge-on to the Sun, which they do every 15 years, casting into sharp relief every bump and wiggle and warp in the buttery and wafer-thin bands that are the solar system's most popular scenic attraction.

Autumn brought excursions to scenic attractions, harvest festivals, the harvest moon and leaf-looking, just as in today's New England.

With a drop of 1,430 feet (436 m), it is one of the highest waterfalls in the world and is one of the park's most scenic attractions.

Alpine ranges in the south and southeast combine high altitude and relief with scenic attractions and more importantly with high precipitation and water dispersion.

Wharfedale, upper valley of the River Wharfe within the Pennine uplands, in the historic county of Yorkshire, England, noted for its scenic attractions.

-- Dr. Stephen Carmichael, Rochester, Minn .A. Bali, 87 by 50 miles, offers fine cultural and scenic attractions easily accessible during a two-day stay.