Sentence examples for uplands from inspiring English sources

At least, he added, Sky and Hope's siblings, Highlander and Burt, who had also been tagged, were still on the wing, exploring the uplands of Dumfries and Galloway, the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and the South Pennines.

Included in the festival is Laura Harrington's striking and memorable Layerscape (Peat Bogs), a 15 minute work filmed on the uplands of Upper Teesdale, where the layers of peat are up to 3000 years old.

Ahead lie the sunny uplands of a Commons majority.

Ecologists calculate England's heather-clad uplands can naturally support at least 300 pairs of hen harriers, but in 2013, no hen harriers bred successfully in England at all.

Two years ago he promised that by now, we would be well on the way to the sunny uplands of growth, with debt falling.

Britain, he argued, is not entering the sunny uplands.

Latvia's soils are predominantly podzolic, though calcareous soils characterize the Semigallia (Zemgale) Plain, located just east of the Eastern Kurzeme Uplands.

In 1864 Lapworth became a schoolmaster at Galashiels and began his studies of the early Paleozoic strata of the Southern Uplands.

The Weser and Elbe rise in the Central German Uplands, crossing the North German Plain to enter the North Sea.

Germany's finest soils are developed on the loess of the northern flank of the Central German Uplands, the Magdeburg Plain, the Thuringian Basin and adjoining areas, the Rhine valley, and the Alpine Foreland.

Scotland's east coast also is composed of uplands although it is less broken and the resistant rocks continue south into England.