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scenery

[see-nuh-ree] / ˈsi nə ri /


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A Universal rep declined to answer, but no matter, as most guest will likely be focused on the scenery outside the vehicle, such as the next-door golf course or bird’s-eye views of the park.

From Los Angeles Times

Now the scenery shifts to north London - along with the pressure - as Arsenal face that dangerous trip to Spurs.

From BBC

Though he landed the first of his seven Oscar nominations for the role, Mr. Duvall didn’t get to set fire to the scenery.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is also known for its picturesque scenery, with tourists drawn to its UNESCO-recognised geopark - one of only five in Canada.

From BBC

Those views can also be enjoyed from the home’s many balconies, which also provide perfect spots to sit and soak up the scenery.

From MarketWatch