Sentences with phrase «lie of the land»

Lush gardens, hillside views, meditative areas and meandering pathways follow the natural lie of the land and lead to a secluded position in the gentle hills along the Ayung River

Baker Botts» hiring partner, Van Beckwith, gave us some insight into how law firms are dealing with the new lie of the land.

A spokesman for the Labour leader said: «Len is looking at the lie of the land and having talks, and Jeremy is happy for him to continue to do so.»

The image combines infrared pictures from ERS - 1 (which is unaffected by cloud cover) with satellite photographs which show the lie of the land.

After a lot of waiting, and tumultuous political events after the EU Referendum, at last we now know the lie of the land in relation to school funding.

We need time to explore the lie of the land — what's available, from where and whom, and how we'll access it.

Our pilot is a seasoned Mount Cook aviator and gives us a running commentary on the lie of the land.

When the directors Trevor Schoonmaker and Ylva Rouse commissioned artists such as Kara Walker, John Akomfrah and Mark Dion, they made sure to introduce them to the lie of the land; its geography and ecology, its history and contradictions.

The five painters, Wendy Connelly, Rob Lyon (whose landscape is shown here courtesy of Candida Stevens), Girogia Siriaco, Olivia Stanton and Lisa Traxler make reference to nature, the lie of the land, the shapes that are found within it.

The outer rectangle is level and the inner rectangle follows the lie of the land.

In contrast, the rambling fence on the left of the track takes its course from the lie of the land, thus lending the scene a traditional rustic dimension.

«Lie of the Land,» curated by Elizabeth Brown, University Art Museum, UC Santa Barbara, CA, November 26 - February 2, 1997

In case you're uncertain about the LIE of the land here, I refer you to this site, which might help, though my tongue and I despair.

How deep you must dig depends on the lie of the land.