Sentence examples for whose geography from inspiring English sources

Toronto is a lovely city whose geography and civic yearnings make it a viable candidate.

In "Allegro," the past is a shadowy night town whose geography is continually rearranging itself.

That would be the modern world of 1986 – the one whose geography Fuld would soon become acquainted with.

The conquest of Aztec Mexico led directly to that of Guatemala and about half of Yucatán, whose geography and warlike inhabitants slowed Spanish progress.

New Zealand as a location for Middle Earth, whose geography was explicitly modeled on the hills and forests of Tolkien's beloved England!

But it is faithful, in its own ways, to reality -- to the reality of New Jersey, for instance, whose geography and culture the show assiduously replicates.

100 BCE - Artemidorus, (flourished 100 bce, Ephesus, Lydia [now in Turkey]) Greek geographer whose systematic geography in 11 books was much used by the famed Greek geographer-historian Strabo (b. 64/63 bce).

But it was Anderson whose court geography held firm, and Murray was returning to the dark territory he inhabited here against Cilic, when he had to come back form a set and 1-5 down.

And with a population of 237 million, Indonesia is not only one of the most populous nations but also one whose sprawling geography of more than 17,000 islands cries out for more air travel.

Like traders plying the ancient Silk Road, telecommunications operators routing bits and bytes from Asia to Europe and back have to pass through the Middle East, whose tricky geography and even more challenging geopolitics have sometimes made the region just as much of a bottleneck in the digital realm as in the physical world.

I received nothing from the White House," Linda Beigel Schulman, whose son, geography teacher Scott Biegel, was killed trying to save students' lives, told New York magazine last month.