Sentence examples for veld in from inspiring English sources

"It's the South Bronx," my friend Max Pam said as he drove me to his old neighborhood, the Overtoomse Veld, in west Amsterdam.

Emerging from the landscape of parched veld in Bloemfontein to return to London for April's marathon will be a bittersweet trip.

By Ian Buruma "It's the South Bronx," my friend Max Pam said as he drove me to his old neighborhood, the Overtoomse Veld, in west Amsterdam.

Australia has her perils, but that element of slugging up and down South Island, New Zealand or being flogged across the High Veld in South Africa has been removed.

In the generations between, villages were burned, children spirited away as slaves and many youths, known as the Lost Boys, were left to wander hundreds of miles across the lion-infested veld in search of safety.

It wasn't that various cabinet ministers, in suits and ties, had… "It's the South Bronx," my friend Max Pam said as he drove me to his old neighborhood, the Overtoomse Veld, in west Amsterdam.

Yesterday on Dutch TV, Sophie in 't Veld, who in addition to leading the D66 delegation at the European Parliament has one of the coolest names in international politics, took a sharp line against NSA surveillance and demanded a full explanation from America of whom it is spying on and why.

Some of the best examples come from South Africa, where several pines and woody legumes (particularly Acacias) have invaded the fynbos biome in the south and the veld biome in the Transvaal (Richardson 1998).

I'm looking over the bicycle's handlebars at the veld unfurling in front of me - the baobab trees in bloom, the hawks circling, a miniskyline of anthills rising in the distance, thinking that 15 miles per hour is about the perfect pace to soak this all up.

In the wake of a last year's tragic deaths at VELD Festival in Toronto, local officials are looking for ways to keep the problem from happening again.

While much of the veld, especially in Zimbabwe, retains its natural cover modified by the selective grazing habits of oxen, cattle, and other domesticated animals millions of acres have been brought under the plow.