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Meanings of dot the landscape in English

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Usage of dot the landscape in English
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Cottages began to dot the landscape, and stone fences lined the highway.
Wizardborn
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Unfinished buildings dot the landscape, with little sign of construction work.
Reuters
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Most of our land is cleared for ranches, and slaughterhouses dot the landscape.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
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Monks in ruby robes populate ornate monasteries that dot the landscape.
Reuters
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His sculptures dot the landscape and draw on the energy from the surrounding environment.
Radio NZ
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Giant wind turbines dot the landscape in a file photo.
Reuters
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Myriad sensors and weather-balloon launch stations dot the landscape.
Wired
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A goldmine of historic architecture Norman and Gaelic castles and Gothic cathedrals dot the landscape.
The Irish Times
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Dry lotus ponds with wilted plants dot the landscape.
Reuters
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Buddhist monasteries that dot the landscape are a reminder of ties to its eastern neighbor, Tibet.
Reuters
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The corpses of those who succumbed to heat stroke, hypothermia or other perils dot the landscape.
The Guardian
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Dynamite is cheap and plentiful in Peru, where copper, zinc and silver mines dot the landscape.
Reuters
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Through Eastern Bavaria the people seern pre-eminently devotional; church-spires dot the landscape at every point of the compass.
Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume I / From San Francisco to...
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The stone jars, which are up to 10-feet tall, dot the landscape in Xieng Khouang Province in central Laos.
News.com.au
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New labourers' cottages dot the landscape, and the old mud cabins are crumbling back-"dustto dust"-intonothingness.
Home Rule / Second Edition
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Here, rock-strewn hills give way to vast deserts below sea level, and dry river-beds and acacia thorn-trees dot the landscape.
Reuters
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Dot the landscape across language varieties
United States of America
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