Sentences with phrase «vast horizon»

In the «dark ages» of the 1980s, before the Internet opened vast horizons of information, there were very few books on healing MS. I believed that what I ate might make a difference, and so I experimented with macrobiotic, vegetarian and low - fat food plans.
His 1977 work In Nevada juxtaposes panoramic views of vast horizon lines with photographs of trailer parks, construction sites, and other natural spaces that have fallen prey to urban influence.
And if you find yourself feeling like you're wandering aimlessly across a bleak and vast horizon of endless tundra... then, yep, you're in the middle of a modern job hunt, and you don't have the right tools.
In the beautiful rolling hills of the Temecula Valley Wine Country, is a tradition 48 years in the making — vast horizons, majestic surroundings — real moments.
Experience our vast horizons and spectacular sunsets in our tranquil garden setting.
Enjoy enchanting hours in the sparkling swimming pool, as the kids play in the plunge pool beside it, and soak in the rays on elegant sun loungers as you gaze upon the vast horizon.
A place from where you can look out to the vast horizon of the pacific ocean?
Take in the vast horizon from your personal sundeck, offering either sunrise or sunset views.
Robert Smithson's short creative life is an American epic, the story of a visionary who got out of the city to find the truth in the vast horizons of the west.
Occasionally her work recalls lowland vistas — vast horizons that belie an intimate scale.
This is followed by a 1927 western landscape with a factory or grain tower, a plume of smoke rising, and a vast horizon punctuated by a long, red train.
Both artists employ open spaces and vast horizons, cultivating a feeling of human commonality and oneness in the face of the harshest elements.
«Man is present in the work, represented now and then quite literally as ships passing in the night, insignificant on the vast horizon as we scuttle about, changing things.
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