Sentence examples for special geography from inspiring English sources

She began to capture, unselfconsciously, the special geography of New York.

"I consider New York to be a very special geography," he said.

But it also reflects the special geography of insolvency: it's low in places where the struggling would lose their homes.

The extra difficulty comes largely because of Afghanistan's special geography: In Iraq, supply routes ran south to Kuwait and the Persian Gulf, but Afghanistan is a landlocked country, and the nearest port — Karachi, in Pakistan — is 600 miles away.

They view the affair in simpler terms, as a friend who has been away for a long time in a place they could not find on the map until they were given a special geography lesson.

Operators in the tourist industry hope to construct facilities at or near scenic areas, which, given their special geography, are often adjacent to the mountains or the ocean.

"It's geography, special needs and even early years in London because of the increase in the population".

At the same time, this country has a political and social culture that is unique, being neither European nor Asian, and is informed by its special history and geography.

Names based on geography have special problems too.

They also get access to special data like demographics, geography, and in-app purchase history.

Lisa does win a special prize in the geography pageant, as Homer's poor costume design (he did not even spell Florida right, spelling it as "Floreda") gives Lisa the appearance that she did the work all by herself.