“Gemma Frisius applied his mathematical expertise to geography, astronomy, and map-making.”

“Physically, the natural geography of the city resembles Scotland, with mountain ranges and lakes.”

“The nation is part of Europe by geography, by history, by economics, and by choice.”

“The geog level MSTFs includes members of the community, non-formal education groups and village health workers.”

“The Government is seeking donor assistance to establish geog centres or community development centres.”

“Dear Mummy, I won't change to geog because it was snowing and William was in Tesco when he slipped on a banana I had accidentally just dropped and he said hi, it's Kate Middleclass isn't it and I said Catherine actually.”

“William Camden was a contemporary of Shakespeare, and is variously known as an English historian, antiquarian, chorographer or geographer.”

“Bowman, a distinguished geographer and originally a physiographer, participated in the exploration of the Andes.”

“Humboldt, primarily a geographer, documented the biology of the Andean Condor and discovered the guacharo.”

“To picture the difference, start with the way geographers mark longitude and latitude on Earth's surface.”

“He uses his imagination as the first geographers did when on their charts they drew the equator.”

“Adaptation, a concept of increasing interest to cultural geographers, plays an important role in shaping patterns of cultural diffusion.”

“We have implemented a number of ways to engage in dialogue, across levels and across geographies.”

“There are two distinct new economic geographies in the Anglo-American literature.”

“Travel accounts, gazetteers, and geographies were abundant, but few could claim literary merit or accurate information.”