Sentence examples for bumpy landscape from inspiring English sources

THE other day, Louise Leakey showed off that skill with a visitor on the bumpy landscape of northern Kenya, splashing muddy water left by a recent rain.

If the conditions are right, mosses will cover the pillow lava to form a bumpy landscape akin to green bubble wrap.

The second problem involves nine bumpy landscapes, each having between 4 and 12 degrees of freedom.

Finding these nomads means venturing off roads into bumpy landscapes dotted with abundant quicksand.

So Corfe wins, for the way its craggy keep is an emanation of its steep mound, which is in turn a partly artificial outgrowth of the bumpy surrounding landscape.

To newcomers I say: buckle up and get set for a bumpy ride through a very harsh landscape indeed.

Their latest – a two-hander with glorious echoes of Thelma and Louise, itself a subversion of the traditional buddy movie – takes us on an exhilaratingly bumpy ride into the myth-making landscape of America, seen through the prism of masculinity and the performance of gender.

While the bumpy floor provides a really cool foreground for landscape shots, you could get lost for hours just pointing your camera straight to the ground to photograph the intricate textures of this menacing landscape.

The rest of the exhibition offers a pretty bumpy ride, with exhibits ranging from elegant if unimportant landscapes by George Inness, Albert Bierstadt and John Frederick Kensett, among other good painters, to pure potboilers like Harrison Brown's "Barn Interior" (circa 1885).

When a friend suggested they drive the bumpy two-lane road up to see the rock-strewn landscape of a small wine-producing area called Valle de Guadalupe, they'd never heard of the place.

Animals are part of the landscape here; goats and cows mingle with traffic on bumpy roads and foraging pigs splash through shin-high water in people's gardens.