Sentence examples for surveying from from inspiring English sources

He attended a village school, learned the basic methods of surveying from books he bought himself, and collected the abundant fossils of his native Cotswold hills.

("The first lesson began with the location of middle 'C.' Its location is like a point in surveying from which all reckoning starts").

He also sailed around parts of the country aboard the Tory, and learned surveying from its captain.

He learned surveying from his uncle, William Preston, and between 1774 and 1779, he was employed as a recorder in the land office of Fincastle.

Make sure that where you are surveying from is pretty well hidden.

Besides reading, Hopkins also gained skills in surveying from his grandfather, Samuel Wilkinson.

Remember the empty acres you used to survey from the table of a decent restaurant?

Three years later, he has inherited responsibility for the terrain he surveyed from that tank.

A total of 3,500 fleet decision makers were surveyed from Belgium, Brazil, The Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and Turkey.

It seems for all the world to have been surveyed from the air.

A total of 500 respondents were surveyed from July to December 2013.