Sentence examples for vista more from inspiring English sources
There's nothing that makes me appreciate a foreign vista more than reading about England.
Today, 77,000 hardware devices and components are compatible with Vista, more than twice the number when Vista was introduced.
On opening day, after the first chair ferried Tamarack's dignitaries to a mid-mountain vista, more skiers arrived with $55 lift tickets in hand to test the new slopes.
By the end of the day, I'd had a good look at the Badlands, an expanse of buttes and ravines carved more than half a million years ago by the Little Missouri River, and covering thousands of square miles — a vista more majestic, it occurred to me, than several lifetimes' worth of truck commercials.
Today's visitor can also see something denied to the Arabs and Christians in their years of conflict (and indeed it was not there on my last visit), a beautiful reservoir expanse of blue that somehow makes this awesome vista more human.
MS: Vista More Secure than Linux, Mac OS X [eWeek].
More sweeping vistas, more gilded interiors, a drunken bacchanal reminiscent of a Victorian "Animal House," molto sobbing, even (duck!) that bonus passionate smack to the face.
The upshot is that every swing round a shoulder of mountain affords vistas more vivid than the last, of mighty green hills sliding down to immaculate sea beneath clear skies.
Between 90 and a 120 feet high and up to 80 feet across, they cascade into Whitman's beloved East River from four dense, plumbed scaffolding structures on or just off the coasts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Governors Island, making some of New York's most thrilling waterside vistas more so.
This essay describes some of those difficulties and offers tips for making the road less bumpy, the promised vistas more glorious.
The Atherton Tablelands is a cool, clean and astonishingly green volcanic plateau with vistas more reminiscent of Switzerland than sunburnt Australia; dairy cows munch yellow flowers, tractors trundle down meandering tracks and blue lakes wink at the base of impossibly rounded emerald hills.
