Sentence examples for bare plain from inspiring English sources
In the cool Nordic light, on a bare plain, Odin dissolves into gold dust floating over water, succeeded by a black cloud that delivers Hela menacingly to them.
This bare, plain drinking space – stripped wooden floor, blue and cream colour scheme, Celtic cross logo – looks a bit like an O'Neill's, but the beer range is worlds away from the Oirish chain.
Pint from £3.20 This bare, plain drinking space – stripped wooden floor, blue and cream colour scheme, Celtic cross logo – looks a bit like an O'Neill's, but the beer range is worlds away from the Oirish chain.
There was no way to tell on that bare plain but I felt my power run down with the miles and by the time I saw the scattered sails, the painted front and children on the pier I was nothing but a fold in her blue gown and knew I was already in the clear.
She barely batted an eyelash, maybe because she knew our log cabin and all the rods had been grounded and she was wearing rubber-soled shoes, or maybe because she was still assimilating the spectacle before us: the bare plain, the jagged distant mountains, and the lightning rods, identical in height, arranged in a rectangular grid one mile wide and one kilometer deep.
You died only a little more than a week ago, but already the world feels a little less liveable than it used to be — colder around the edges and allowing more space for polar winds to come sweeping in across the tundras and bare plains.
How to do it: A night at Kawaza Village costs from £68 (including £22 donation to the school) through www.robinpopesafaris.net. 2 Damaraland Camp Huab Valley, Kunene Region, Namibia Damaraland is an unforgiving place: a vast area of desert dunes, bare plains and valleys.
It presented worst-case scenarios of what might happen if the launch buttons were pushed: neighbors beat on the doors of bomb shelters closed to outsiders; Norman Rockwell villages became ghost towns, a tattered calendar telling us when time stopped; on bare plains, survivors shrivelled in the sun like bugs under a magnifying glass.
That's the plain plain plain truth.
For as far as the eye can see, the hills and plains are bare.
