Sentence examples for whose geography is from inspiring English sources
In "Allegro," the past is a shadowy night town whose geography is continually rearranging itself.
Regeneration is a word not often associated with summer towns — ephemeral by definition and seldom more so than on an island whose geography is entirely at the command of a mercurial ocean.
C. 64 BCE 21 Amasya, Turkey Strabo, (born c. 64 bce, Amaseia, Pontus died after 21 ce) Greek geographer and historian whose Geography is the only extant work covering the whole range of peoples and countries known to both Greeks and Romans during the reign of Augustus (27 bce–14 ce).
In a country whose geography is quite flat, I somehow have managed to navigate an absurd amount of stairs, hills, and depths in a week.
New Zealand as a location for Middle Earth, whose geography was explicitly modeled on the hills and forests of Tolkien's beloved England!
When we visited the show last week, we were particularly mesmerized by the work of Melbourne-based artist Joe Hamilton, whose video installation Hyper Geography is part of an ongoing Tumblr project of the same name.
The geography is obvious.
"Geography is not determinative".
But 'Geography is destiny.
Geography is also important.
The geography is wonderful.
