(1) Impeding their progress are land mines studding the landscape and threatening every turn of the wheels.

(2) Anyway, one of the assessors questioned whether the piece belonged appropriately in a landscape folio.

(3) Over the past two decades, Gina Werfel has developed a way of painting that tantalizingly walks the line between landscape and abstraction.

(4) They will dominate the landscape and be clearly visible from York.

(5) A bleak urban landscape

(6) This really is an historic moment, a time when we transform the landscape of media and communications.

(7) These characteristics maintain their profile even when the experience of landscape in Cozza's art has been overlaid with other ingredients.

(8) Most screens come in portrait (taller than they are wide) format, but you can get a landscape format machine if it suits your needs better.

(9) At the same time, there are streets where the landscape is bleak: graffiti-covered walls and discarded furniture.

(10) And the risk is that a flood of post-election lawsuits will become a permanent feature of the political landscape .

(11) The lawyer-turned-politician is, and has been, a prominent feature of our political landscape for well over a century.

(12) However, they were also a symbol of civic pride, and were substantial and well-built features of the urban landscape .

(13) Such a carefully targeted media strategy wouldn't work in the same way here in the UK in because talk radio doesn't feature in the media landscape in the same way as it does in the US.

(14) He found he could not express himself in landscape

(15) The event transformed the political landscape

(16) It would be foolish to expect democracy to sweep across the Middle East, transforming the political landscape in a matter of years.

(17) Their paintings sought to elevate landscape to the level of history painting, which was then considered the noblest form of visual expression.

(18) Prior to the 1992 initiative, public sculptures were never a striking feature of the urban landscape .

(19) The book is a sustained meditation and examination of the backlash phenomenon as it has transformed the political landscape of Frank's home state of Kansas.

(20) His goal was to create new categories, to use the vocabulary of landscape and genre paintings for the most consecrated art.