Sentence examples for sudden landscape from inspiring English sources
The rate of adaptation to novel ecological conditions as modeled here may be an important factor in the face of sudden landscape modifications or, more generally, with respect to source-sink dynamics in a multi-patch environment [28], [45], [46].
All of a sudden this frozen landscape was transformed, not by diplomacy or force of arms but by brave individuals who would no longer tolerate oppression.
A strong earthquake and its associated co-seismic landslides represent a sudden pulse in landscape evolution in tectonically active areas.
One of three British movies in competition at Cannes this year, Fish Tank is a powerfully acted drama, beautifully photographed by cinematographer Robbie Ryan, who intersperses bleak interiors with sudden, gasp-inducing landscapes like something by Turner.
When you enter Central Park, you can feel the sudden coherence of the landscape closing in around you.
Of course, the one constant of the film industry is unpredictability, so any sudden shift could transform the landscape.
Perhaps nothing demonstrated the sudden upending of a political landscape years in the making so much as Mr. Christie's unexpected and effusive praise of Mr. Obama.
Mr. Giuliani did little to dispel the sudden confusion on the political landscape by offering equivocal comments on his desire to run for the Senate.
The morning brought better weather, although sharp showers and dark bands of cloud shadow still hurried across the landscape, with the sudden shade draining colour from the scene.
If anything, the sudden change in the financial landscape of ground zero means that the interim retail buildings planned for the site -- place-holders for the office towers to come -- may be with us longer than originally imagined.
Then, when the sun rises, it's extraordinarily fast, shooting from the horizon like an orange cannonball and making the whole landscape spring into sudden animation, the big mountain getting to its feet, the dunes flushing with ruddy colour.
