Sentence examples for wild views from inspiring English sources
The Jolly Fisherman is a neat whitewashed building on the harbour front with grand and, at times, wild views of the North Sea.
At nearly £2,000 it's clearly not a budget trip, but you get a truly unforgettable blend of high-altitude thrills, wild views and guilt-free drinking.
The rough track climbs steeply up a ridgeline south of the Hope Valley, but its wild views of Stanage to the northeast and Kinder Scout to the northwest are overwhelmed by the looming presence of Hope's vast cement works, a structure that is undeniably and colossally industrial – the steroidal elephant in the national park's bijou living room.
"Everybody has this wild view of alligators.
He had wild, libertarian views.
This secluded maze of roads and trails in the hills above Hollywood has become the setting of something of a war, as residents — who move here to enjoy wild mountain views, high-hedge privacy and coyote sightings — face an influx of tourists in search of a photo of The Sign.
Murders are rare in Saint John, a port city of 70,000, a melange of massive oil refineries and wild ocean views, dead malls, and 19th-century brickwork draped with film-noir fog.
By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, April 11 , 1931P. 95 "Down with wild orgies!" View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Joan Acocella By Jia Tolentino.
With homicidal mayhem abating, the country has happily joined the rest of the world in singing along to Wild Boys, View to a Kill and Save a Prayer.
Analysts already estimate Apple could sell between 30m and 50m of the 'wearable technology' when it goes on sale in 2015, a number that seems wild in view of the fact that there are only 200m iPhones in use new enough to work with it, and that only 15m iPads were sold in their first nine months of existence.
According to H. W. Janson's "History of Art," "the Baroque style reaches a thunderous climax" in his ceiling fresco "Aurora" in the Villa Ludovisi in Rome: a wild, windy view from below of the sun god racing across the sky in a horse-drawn chariot.
