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Meanings of beautiful scenery in English

We have no meanings for "beautiful scenery" in our records yet.
Usage of beautiful scenery in English
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The beautiful scenery means it's a great spot to take a ride.
Radio NZ
2
Mr. Stokes was particularly struck with the beautiful scenery these pictures showed.
A Missionary Twig
3
His home is located on a hill surrounded by much beautiful scenery.
Modern Persia
4
I never get bored of the ridiculously beautiful scenery around Slea Head.
The Irish Times
5
Explore wide open spaces, surround yourself in beautiful scenery and enjoy great attractions.
The Irish Times
6
We passed some beautiful scenery in the course of the day.
Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia — Volume...
7
He admires beautiful women in the same way as one admires beautiful scenery.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
8
His painting attempts to capture Yorkshire's beautiful scenery and well-known landmarks.
BBC
9
The residents were people who preferred quiet and beautiful scenery to everything else.
Wife in Name Only
10
This time around, he shared crisp-colour images showing beautiful scenery and weather shots.
The South African
11
Therefore they built their temples amid the most beautiful scenery they could find.
Modern India
12
We were amazed at the beautiful scenery that stretched before us.
Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet / ...
13
That journey transverses some of the most beautiful scenery in Donegal.
The Irish Times
14
At four o'clock the lady stood at her window admiring the beautiful scenery.
The Mysteries of All Nations / Rise and Progress of Superstition...
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This country is full of ancient sights, beautiful scenery and exceptional dining experiences.
The Irish Times
16
Impossible to conceive more beautiful scenery than that which we passed through to-day.
Life in Mexico
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Ireland
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United States of America
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