Sentence examples for terrible landscape from inspiring English sources

And, this terrible landscape was in place before the Great Recession caused America's two other major automakers to seek government bailouts.

In this way, as seen in the dream-like, terrible landscapes of White Material, she can literally open up a new field of vision.

George Vancouver was the intrepid British sea captain who explored the north-western Pacific Coast in the early 1790s, at the very dawn of the Romantic infatuation with great and terrible landscapes.

The heroine, Susanna, finds a pair of magic spectacles which transform the meadow in which she's reading into a series of terrible, beautiful landscapes – a jungle, a volcano, a dried-up ocean.

At 15 he had his first solo show, a "terrible group" of landscape drawings and gouaches at a small alternative gallery in Denmark.

Throughout Russia and Ukraine there is a terrible legacy of the landscape as a place of destruction.

The frontier is gone, and the alleged safety of small-town Midwestern life is really a slow drift through an unnerving landscape of "terrible flatness and space".

Mr Hayes has campaigned against wind farms in his Lincolnshire constituency, describing turbines as a "terrible intrusion" on the landscape … Following the reshuffle, Mr Davey told officials that he would take over responsibility for many of the issues that Mr Hendry had overseen.

But look, here's the thing: the economic landscape is terrible, and it's not getting better any time soon.

Ferguson's United are in a phase when even the flattest of landscapes contains terrible hazards.

It is a terrible deal for the American landscape.