Sentence examples for a tarn from inspiring English sources
On our moonlit ascent of Mount Kenya, we'd seen the reflection of Venus shining like a diamond from the depths of a tarn.
He even confesses to having just taken an October dip in a tarn with Sarah Hall: "Absolutely bloody freezing but great".
Further on, beyond a bank of glacial moraine, the infant river Mint disappeared behind a drystone wall above what was once a tarn but has become a dry ochre basin of Juncus grasses.
Canalised in a previous century, the Mint is to be re-meandered to its original course through the valley bottom, and Dub Ings will become a tarn once more.
The poem, "Bogland," begins: We have no prairies To slice a big sun at evening — Everywhere the eye concedes to Encrouching horizon, Is wooed into the cyclops' eye Of a tarn.
When we came upon a tarn, or alpine lake, we stopped in our tracks, entranced by an oval frame of water reflecting dark forest, blue skies and the snow-covered ridges of mountain peaks.
Next month he will lead a laughter ramble around a local tarn – "We tend to do a bit of skinny-dipping laughter to get the ball rolling," he explains.
Further up the eastern side there is a large cirque with a small tarn.
Within an hour, Tarn sent me a basic ASCII portrait of himself.
How's that going to work in a 4C tarn?
A shimmering tarn or dingly dell is not her cup of tea at all, not when there's a house or church or even a factory to paint, and her distinctively bold style is rapidly acquiring a wide following.
