Sentence examples for this terra from inspiring English sources

This week we......Ogled this terra cotta army of Chinese girls.

Which is unsettling: this terra is your own, brother, and as incognita as they come.

This Newfoundland, this virgin territory, this terra until now incognita, is the Internet, she revealed during a joint news conference on Wednesday with President Obama.

Victorian explorers, American industrialists, ideologues and missionaries all projected their dreams and ideas onto this terra incognita, this untamed wilderness of exotic possibility.

"Something about this terra cotta brought out the best every person had to offer," said Sandra Bloodworth, director of Arts for Transit.

A great way to explore this terra incognita, local people say, is with the Mountain Experience, a high-speed day trip in which a hot-shot guide leads you off-trail among trees and rocks and other scary topographical features.

This terra-cotta slab, which was hauled to the museum grounds in the 1970s, has been restored and cleaned.

In this sense, the terra incognita of the human genome is a more telling precedent than the records of MPs' expenses, where dodgy claims were – quite predictably – the only thing to watch.

That Cuban and Cuban-influenced Congolese music reached Dakar in the middle decades of the last century, and so it is that when I play this record to people to whom this is terra incognita, they sometimes struggle to locate its origins and think it sounds as much like the work of the Buena Vista Social Club as it does African.

He liked it because it had all this great woodwork inside, and the front of the building had this great terra cotta front.

This is terra (relatively) nova.