Sentence examples for such environs from inspiring English sources

While some event producers would recoil from such environs, this one was deliberately chosen: "Hunter's Point" tells the story of two sisters, one homeless, the other rootless, and much of the action takes place in down-and-out spots around San Francisco.

Earlier this month, we traveled to Carmel Valley, Calif., to push the R-Class around the twisty roads of the area's mountains and valleys, and to see if—in the first test drive of the new vehicle—it could generate as much excitement on the Pacific Coast Highway as the rest of Mercedes' sporty lineup would in such environs.

"The idea of portraying the constructs of class and wealth as a subject," she says, "by emphasizing place and space along with other paraphernalia, offered new forms of expression and morphology within this striated language I've so often reserved solely for the skin of the people who may inhabit such environs".

In such comfortable environs, L.S.U. also improved its university record home win streak to 22 games, longest in the nation.

In one scene the filmmaker expresses surprise that a man with an OBE would be living in such humble environs.

I asked him why he chose such humble environs instead of the presidential palace.

Early recordings would involve Ant and Dec interviewing each other in an increasingly desperate set of fictitious environs such as, on the B-side of If I Give You My Number, a barbershop.

In regions such as the environs of Baghdad, where the two sects overlap most closely, sectarian slayings have prompted fearful households to move to zones where their own sect predominates a sparse but grim evidence of ethnic cleansing.Things might not have turned out this way, were it not for the sequential misfortunes of recent history.

Ngamiland pastoralists have customarily used risk-spreading tactics over the years; these include strategic movement of livestock away from disease-prone environs such as the Okavango Delta Swamps, so as to access pasture resources and water in sandveld pans after rains, as well as herd splitting to take advantage of the varied and uncertain environmental conditions.

So as soon as I realised this was a thing – journalists writing about how they have decided to move to such exotic and bucolic environs as Bath, Birmingham, Brighton, even Los Angeles, places where they famously give away five-storey houses in exchange for a bucket of apples and a pint of ale (countryside folk are so real) – I knew I had to get on board at once.

According to David Carr the political environs have such "marbleness" that it belies the clandestine nature of political activities, including those of Underwood who says he is there to "clear the pipes and keep the sludge moving".