Sentence examples for wonderful map from inspiring English sources
The intriguing story of Martin Waldseemuller and a huge and wonderful map from 1507.
"Vladimir Nabokov also did a wonderful map of the characters in Ulysses and of where they all go in one day," said Garfield.
1. Wonderful map by Ian, who runs a blog called Randomly London, showing the second-most spoken language in each borough (the first is English in every case, obviously).
2.59pm GMT Last year the Guardian's DataBlog made a wonderful map of the 50 least affordable local authority areas in England (apologies other parts of the UK), where the discrepancy between average earnings and average house prices was greatest.
They declared joint victory--and announced an implicit truce--in their race to decipher what President Clinton called the "first survey of the entire human genome--the most wonderful map ever produced by humankind".
On the charity's website you can find the details of these surveys, which are fascinating – but even more so are the wonderful maps where you can locate the old orchards in your area, every one of them.
Looking at Christoph Niemann's wonderful maps and verbal diagrams on the Times site the other day, I was reminded of the many surprising uses to which Saul Steinberg put similar raw materials during his long career at The New Yorker.
By Jon Michaud March 17 , 2010Looking at Christoph Niemann's wonderful maps and verbal diagrams on the Times site the other day, I was reminded of the many surprising uses to which Saul Steinberg put similar raw materials during his long career at The New Yorker.
Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan The high point of the late Italian arte povera artist's major retrospective are the wonderful world maps he commissioned; embroidered by craftswomen in Afghanistan, they present a magic carpet atlas of the unstable geopolitical map of the modern world.
(It includes a wonderful green-yellow map of the country, à la Jasper Johns).
His five primary studio albums (including the wonderful, recent A Map of the Floating City -- also an immersive online game) auditorily evoke more pure cinéma than most movies.
