The scenic descriptions are precise and poetic.
The society adduced computer analyses of Columbus' transatlantic route and courses through the Bahamas and also cited scenic descriptions in Columbus' journal and other evidence.
Though some of the epigrams are devoted to scenic descriptions, most are about people emperors, public officials, writers, philosophers, lawyers, teachers, doctors, fops, gladiators, slaves, undertakers, gourmets, spongers, senile lovers, and revolting debauchees.
The rare wild flowers and birds, alluring beaches, easy links from the coast to the nearby villages and an attractive location for a scenic, if often refreshingly bracing, maritime hike: a general description that could be applied to much of Britain's shoreline.
The paper provides description of the historical development of the area, highlighting significant scenic and ecological values, as well as cultural heritage and its importance for tourism and the rural economy.
I clicked through to the page on Recreation.gov for the Seaway Trail Scenic Byway to find an up-close map of the park, along with a description that the byway is located "along the coast of the eastern Great Lakes".
In the Replay-Attack Database, our LBP-TOP-based face description was able to capture motion patterns of fixed photo attacks and scenic fake face attacks already when only relatively short time windows were explored.
Problem: Trip descriptions are little more than flowery marketing text with a few scenic photos.
"Tainted by suspicion" is the nastiest description applied by one woman to another in this film, which plays as a fanciful, scenic (but not too opulent) prequel to "Pride and Prejudice".
Here are descriptions, from the Web site, of several of the exhibit's most alluring attractions: Five gigantic "scenic backing" paintings produced at MGM during the golden age of Hollywood to recreate New York on the studio lot.
