Sentence examples for Remote ranges from inspiring English sources
The relatively remote ranges of Warren Street seemed a more suitable setting for such an enterprise.
Native to this continent, the horses that have returned to their natural state over the past few hundred years, on our vast remote ranges, represent the current adaptation of the North American wild horse.
This remote range has spectacular views out towards Torridon and Assynt.
Little is known of the saxaul sparrow's behaviour, because of its remote range.
The horses were among 46,000 wild horses and burros that roam the remotest ranges of 10 Western states from New Mexico to Oregon.
For descriptive purposes, these scores were collapsed into four categories of remoteness: major cities (range = 0.00-0.20); inneregionalareaseas (range = 0.21-2.40), outeregionalareaseas (range = 2.41-5.92), and remote/very remote areas (range > 5.92) [ 51].
A mortuary official said the gunmen were not from Los Mochis but from other parts of Sinaloa, a territory which rises from the Pacific coastline to remote mountain ranges.
So Sierra McLane, a graduate student working with Dr. Aitken, hiked into the remote mountain ranges of British Columbia and planted 18,000 whitebark pine seeds, some as far as 500 miles beyond the tree's current range.
The Eagle Ski Club organises everything from resort-based ski touring and more strenuous multi-day hut-to-hut tours in the Alps and Rockies to full expeditions in the Arctic and remote mountain ranges such as the Ak-Shirak mountains of Kyrgyzstan.
"Incredible tourism assets such as the Walls of Jerusalem and remote mountain ranges featuring fire-sensitive species such as cushion plant, pencil pine and deciduous beech are also threatened by current fire events and the dire season ahead.
Federal officials say that greater public involvement — open areas for viewing, less than three hours from Denver International Airport — is a significant departure in itself from the past pattern of closed holding areas or remote open ranges.
