Sentence examples for be traversed from inspiring English sources
verb
To travel across, often under difficult conditions.
- He will have to traverse the mountain to get to the other side.
Their blobjectivist garden is intended to be traversed and enjoyed by ordinary Californians.
Only when one of the children must be traversed by a ray is it actually constructed.
The most difficult terrain has yet to be traversed, leaving the road network fragmented and discontinuous.
With a seventh of Earth's gravity, Titan could be traversed with a conventional wheeled rover.
Barely a mile long, the island can be traversed on foot in less than an hour.
Besides spot analysis, this method allows a mineral to be traversed for possible chemical zoning.
That is the smallest estimate of the distance to be traversed before the very nearest of the stars is attained.
Indian cities of any size can present aggravation - hubs to be traversed en route to somewhere more salubrious.
Still, even Ptolemy's calculations left far too much ocean to be traversed in an eighty-foot boat.
Because of these difficulties, some of the songs seemed more like expanses to be traversed than messages to be communicated.
The 72-acre fair, which writer found to be generally unstimulating, can be traversed in a single day.
