lie of the land การใช้

• Another important contributing factor was the lie of the land.
• Another contributing factor was the lie of the land.
• In his book, " The Lie of the Land,"
• In 1995 Show of Hands released their second studio album " Lie of the Land ".
• The narrative follows the lie of the land, as created by ancestral beings in their journey or during creation.
• Ranger goes to warn the Farthing Wood animals but runs into Scarface who is testing the lie of the land.
• It will be better still if you take it easy to begin with and check out the lie of the land.
• The lie of the land there, where the River Witham passes between the East Coast main line railway station at Grantham.
• Records and signed to Isis Records, the label which saw the original release of " Lie of the Land ".
• In the UK, it is more usually " lie of the land ", but the meaning is the same ."
• The river follows the lie of the land flowing past chalk hillsides and its path is frequently indicated by the presence of willows.
• By the time he produced " Lie of the Land ", nonetheless, he was now the duo's manager.
• On this theory those names would signify'upper slope'and'lower slope'respectively, which would fit with the lie of the land.
• People used to look at the lie of the land and build their houses accordingly ( ie on a sunny southern slope in a cold climate ).
• The lie of the land means there s no notable tributary from the south until the Grande Tringue, which flows from marshland into the small, dredged estuary.
• The lie of the land meant that two settlements developed separately in the parish : there were two areas of high ground rising from a flood-prone alluvial plain.
• The development was based on Utzon's additive approach, starting modestly with one unit and proceeding from there, taking into account the lie of the land and the surroundings.
• This was the route taken by Colonel Jacques Duchesne's column in November 1884, before the Battle of Yu Oc, and the French at least knew the lie of the land.
• Our streets and property lines run in cardinal directions, and people tend to do everything, including mowing, at right angles to the grid, regardless of the natural lie of the land.
• Colonel Van Rensselaer had visited the British side under the escort of Brock's aide, Lieutenant-Colonel John Macdonell, and had gained a fairly good idea of the lie of the land.