Sentence examples similar to transformed terrain from inspiring English sources

This volume provides a map of this complex and rapidly transforming terrain.

But the rain — nonstop all night and morning — had transformed the terrain into Mordor.

We have had only two redistricting cycles (2000 and 2010) in this transformed political terrain.

More than a century later, one of the largest mass population movements since the second world war brought more than two million immigrants into the United Kingdom – and in turn radically transformed the terrain of British politics.

The earthquakes transformed the terrain by creating swampy "sunk lands" and effectively erased Indian settlement in what was once a thriving New Madrid hinterland.

"Third Ypres" (or Passchendaele) became notorious for conditions that transformed the terrain of shell holes and trenches into a quagmire of mud.

The so-called Mini Ice Age had transformed the terrain then in a way that we can't recognize the region by observing the rivers, lakes and forests in today's Szigetvár.

This is exciting, because it transforms the terrain and provides an excuse for sleigh-rides.

Modern golf-course designers usually work closely with contractors called shapers, who use heavy earthmoving equipment (and, often, explosives) to transform existing terrain to suit a designer's vision of what golf holes ought to be.

In almost all former and presently glaciated areas of the world, glaciers have modified or even transformed pre-glacial terrain during the many cold stages of the Pleistocene.

They appeared to be saying something forceful about the modern world, but with enough looking that forcefulness began to dissolve: was this a study in ultra-toxicity, or was it a benign terrain transformed by photographic sorcery?