Sentence examples for big crevasse from inspiring English sources
The speed of a glacier is judged by how far prominent features such as a big crevasse travel in time.
Of course, if there is a problem with a big crevasse, or with the equipment, or with an extended period of really extreme cold, then tensions can set in.
Ed takes me past crevasses, across precipices and into big powdery bowls.
The biggest threat, he said, was falling into a crevasse: no one could pull him out or call for rescue.
There's a big emphasis, therefore, on mountaincraft - participants learn about avalanche awareness, glacier travel and crevasse rescue, for example.
In Sinjar, everything had a name: family homes; a fig tree and the well used to water it; a crevasse that might, on satellite imagery, look like a hairline fracture but was big enough to hide a family.
A place where water broke through was known as a crevasse — a source of terror no less effective than a bursting dam — and the big ones were memorialized, like other great disasters, in a series of proper names: the Macarty Crevasse (1816), the Sauvé Crevasse (1849).
"The return of Will Arnett, the existence of a Porn Liz, and one deal breaker after another: 'Into the Crevasse' had some killer lines, even if it didn't come together in one big narrative", remarked Margaret Lyons of Entertainment Weekly.
We were separated by a crevasse.
The victim would fall into a crevasse.
