Sentence examples similar to Far-reaching desolate terrain from inspiring English sources

The desolate terrain here aids the Americans in some ways.

The alternative overland travel across the desolate terrain west of the Missouri River was dangerous and unreliable.

Much of the desolate terrain resembles the uncharted wilderness of the film "The Revenant". Especially the Bad Pass Trail.

Instead of crossing in a city, migrants are making the arduous journey through the deserts of Arizona, hiking 50 or more kilometres through arid and desolate terrain.

Hardknuckle films about weather-beaten men who stomp across desolate terrain and shoot each other are synonymous with the American western.

Isabelle Huppert plays the wife, Anne, who sets out with her children across a desolate terrain amid calamitous shortages of food and water.

In this desolate terrain, marked (as Fairley writes) "by composite glaciofluvial and karstic erosion", the reader comes on the relics of dwarfish industrial or mineral processes, abandoned military works, a depleted flora, no fauna whatever.

He worked upstream from the Agadir dealer and discovered that the original finder was a nomad who worked the desolate terrain between Mauritania and southwestern Morocco.

Despite the fact that we were crossing some of the most desolate terrain in the United States, we had access to hundreds of channels of satellite radio, turn-by-turn navigation, and voice communication to anywhere in the world.

The scouting expeditions took the Buffalo soldiers through some of the harshest and desolate terrain ever documented in the American west.

The route crosses mostly desolate terrain in the journey across the state; US 50 passes through several large desert valleys and basins.