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(181) His vision was riveted to one vanishing point on a particular horizon, and that was the story of avant-garde art.

(182) Success hinged on timing their arrival just as the last fat slice of sun slid below the horizon.

(183) Peaty alluvial soils characteristically have an O horizon which usually occurs at the surface but can be interbedded with freshwater alluvial sediments.

(184) The only cloud on the immediate horizon is raising a mortgage - especially if you are a first time buyer.

(185) This provides an analytic extension beyond the Cauchy horizon which is another part of Kerr space-time.

(186) Lines parallel to the horizon give breadth, that is to say a section of nature ... Lines perpendicular to this horizon give depth.

(187) Paint the horizon pale green with diluted colouring, and little black seagulls in the sky if liked.

(188) The rain is sheeting across the horizon like ripped dustbin liners caught on a telegraph wire.

(189) Everyone was looking ahead, where a stick of black smoke stood on the horizon like a factory chimney.

(190) After contact they zoom away, Doppler-shifting into the horizon, which is littered with failed attempts.

(191) The only things to break the dusty tedium are distant mountains, ragged scars on the horizon.

(192) The ploughed fields were purple and Ambadji, larger now but still riding the horizon, was blue on pale pink.

(193) The village faces west to a distant horizon formed by Skye and the Torridon mountains, a glorious prospect.

(194) A comparable soil and silt horizon with charcoal flecks was tentatively identified east of the road in Townsend Close.

(195) Mineral alluvial soils have an A horizon and the effects of gleying can be present.

(196) The strange thing about the sunset is that we actually don’t want the sun to set, we want it to stay right on the horizon, not below it, not above it(Sentencedict.com ), just right on it! Mehmet Murat ildan 

(197) The undulating East Anglian landscape stretched towards a not distant horizon.

(198) Dawn saw the north wind still blowing strongly, and a chaotic sea right to the horizon.

(199) The lights of Salt Lake City began to fade, an evanescent shimmer lon the rear horizon.

(200) The slightest touch on the accelerator sent it hurtling towards the horizon.

(201) But as the most distant tiny box would come over the horizon,[sentencedict.com] another box would appear behind it.

(202) And those bushy eyebrows that resembled dark clouds on his horizon.-How come?

(203) The wind was blowing free, and if there were any fences they must have been beyond the distant horizon.

(204) Very slowly, and keeping down below the seals' horizon, I crept forward towards the sound of singing.

(205) Sadly, when I was there war was not the only dark cloud looming on the horizon.

(206) Then a buttery glow leaking from horizon to horizon, flooding the mesas and outcrop rock of the high desert.

(207) The next threat on the horizon is the rise and rise of the high-quality local ELT publisher.

(208) These modes exhibit a behaviour of ever-increasing frequency as the Cauchy horizon is approached.

(209) Viewers are excused the demanding task of following the logic of a Horizon exposition; the important thing is to marvel.

(210) The basic idea, in short, is that the problem of individuation should be approached from the horizon of ordinary everyday experience.