Sentence examples for becomes more rugged from inspiring English sources

About halfway down this section, roughly between 20° and 21° N, the topography of the trough becomes more rugged, and several sharp clefts appear in the seafloor.

As you head north on the Taconic State Parkway, the road narrows to two lanes and the landscape becomes more rugged.

Between Llanes and Gijón the coast becomes more rugged, with the Picos only 20km to your left; have a drink and a stroll in picturesque San Vicente de la Barquera, or stop for a swim at one of the many beaches hidden in wind-proof coves.

The landscape becomes more rugged.

I-15 parallels the Virgin River for its entire length in Arizona, but the terrain abruptly becomes more rugged at mile 13, where the Virgin River Gorge begins.

West of the Missouri River the landscape becomes more rugged and consists of rolling hills, plains, ravines, and steep flat-topped hills called buttes.

Lands lying at high elevations can, of course, be lands of low relief, but on the European continent relief tends to become more rugged as elevation increases.

Every few kilometres the landscape became more rugged, more dramatic and soon I was caught up in the beauty, my horse carrying us almost effortlessly along the narrow tracks and through clear mountain rivers.

After you realise that this is not just an extended dream, its joke-free implausibility becomes trying, as does the way Stiller's camera lingers on his face as it becomes more and more rugged and handsome.

The highway becomes more remote and rugged as it heads north, and the public is restricted in its use of that highway north of Disaster Creek (211 miles [340 km] from its starting point).

West of the Missouri River the landscape becomes more arid and rugged, consisting of rolling hills, plains, ravines, and steep flat-topped hills called buttes.