Sentence examples for unspoiled view from inspiring English sources

"That gully is another really beautiful place with a still pretty much unspoiled view.

PORTO -- La Mer, Porto Marina, (33-4) 95.26.11.27, is at the northern edge of the crescent-shaped harbor of this sleepy village with an unspoiled view of the gulf, an abundance of picturesque hills, and a famous Genoese watchtower.

They also want to bring tourists to the waterfront, consisting of the fishing villages of Shellpile and Bivalve, with its marinas and its unspoiled view across the river's mouth.

They might be captivated, as I was, by taking a motorboat packed with fried chicken and the appropriate beverages out on the river itself for a picnic on a vast sandbar that offers the sort of unspoiled view Huck Finn would have enjoyed.

"They want to hear the loons and look at an unspoiled view, but then they want to retreat and watch a high-definition movie on a large-screen television," says Phil Soper of Royal LePage, an estate agent that tracks holiday property.Log cabins have come full circle, says Greg Halseth, a geographer at the University of Northern British Columbia who has studied second-home ownership.

Twisting roads, hidden trails, unspoiled views and wild boar stew We flew into Paris (Charles de Gaulle) on Continental from Newark, then hopped the $18.60 connector bus (Les Cars Air France) for the half-hour trip to Orly, and flew Air France to Ajaccio ($209 each round trip).

Grounds are lush and well maintained, and the grand infinity pool provides guests with unspoiled views of the sea.

The case has drawn international attention, largely because of the bizarre circumstances and where the deaths took place — at an unspoiled campground within view of the famous red rocks of Sedona, a well-known New Age gathering place.

The secretary of the local Communist Party, Stefano D'Arcangelo, said, "There is a basic lack of understanding in city hall about the tourist value of unspoiled landscapes & views.

The benefits to us of a continuing, unspoiled, wild and natural view from the inspiring Dorset coastline, on the other hand, cannot (at present, anyway) be measured in the same mathematical way.

One newspaper travel writer, Bill Rice, described the 13 mile trip from Riverside to Chester: "The trip to Chester affords a beautiful view of unspoiled Vermont countryside-covered bridges, vintage farms with grazing livestock and cornfield and a winding river with a deep gorge and picturesque waterfall".