Sentence examples for trappings where from inspiring English sources

Ukrainian news accounts have recently focused on a huge residential compound, with a golf course and other trappings where Mr. Yanukovich lives outside of Kiev Ilona Musayeva, 40, who sells cosmetics from a stall in a local market, said that she would vote for Mr. Klitschko and that the public did not have to worry about him stealing from taxpayers.

Palmedo and some fellow enthusiasts began scouting terrain for a new Vermont ski area that they imagined would be a mecca for the sport itself and not its trappings, where they would hand-cut trails that followed the natural contours of the mountain, always seeking the fastest, most direct way downhill — the "fall line" — and where the point would be to commune with the mountain itself.

The darkness of the theatre and the largeness of the images allowed me to dream and travel far beyond the trappings of where I was born.

11 Such a limit has been extended in the past few years to light-trapping approaches, where the wave nature of light is dominant, e.g., in thin-film materials.

I find my mind most at ease far away from the trappings of modernity, where nothing binds me to other people except common decency and manners.

Soil moisture and density of dust-trapping vegetation control where sand dunes and loess accumulate.

But that's where the trappings of fame end.

Where the trappings of nationalism were rejected, there was an unusual degree of pride in the currency, a symbol of the country's export prowess.

I pictured it in an idealistic, almost utopian way where the trappings of high school and its accompanying social hierarchies would easily fall away.

Say you're at South Street Seaport, where tourist trappings like rows of sightseeing buses, national chains (Pizzeria Uno, Häagen Dazs) and cotton candy sold in bags have your tourist-trap hackles up.

But the piece, performed at the David H. Koch Theater on Thursday evening, is fairly ordinary: a purposely obscured affair for a dimly lighted stage, where the trappings of modern dance meet those of ballet — in other words, a fluid spine becomes entangled with sharp point-work.