Sentence examples for cave to cave from inspiring English sources

Barefoot visitors walk from cave to cave along a long porch bordering the dusty courtyard.

They had spent three gruelling months zigzagging across Mexico, following the bats as they hopscotched from cave to cave on the thousand-mile journey from their roosts, in central and southern Mexico, to their birthing grounds, in the Sonoran Desert, near the Arizona border.

Instead of living, as they once did, in the better neighborhoods in Kabul under government protection, they have since been forced to live by their wits, flitting from house to house and cave to cave, hounded by agents of virtually every government in the world.

And to those closest to him, there is yet another man -- the family man who takes his 3 wives and 15 children from cave to cave, moving every night or two, with dozens of bodyguards -- one a bin Laden double -- in a desert-roving caravan of land cruisers armed with missiles.

He continued with debate, again winning the state Peace Oratory Contest with a speech entitled "From Cave to Cave" that presented a Christian-influenced Wilsonian outlook.

Scientists aren't sure how G. destructans is spreading from cave to cave -- especially since so few bats make it out of infected caves alive -- but they suspect human cavers may be accidentally carrying around spores on their shoes, clothing or equipment.

The Battle of Okinawa killed more than 250,000 people, including about 150,000 civilians, in three months of bombardment and cave-to-cave, hand-to-hand combat.

The official cautioned that searching a broad swath of territory would be too risky for Americans, saying, "It won't be going cave-to-cave, but would require credible intelligence".

RESISTANCE CRUMBLING -- Afghan commanders said that ridge-to-ridge and cave-to-cave searches had led to the capture of 50 Al Qaeda fighters and that bodies of 33 others had been found.

Other senior officials in Washington have suggested that the marines could launch lightning raids, but said they were not likely to mount cave-to-cave searches for Osama bin Laden or his lieutenants.

Then the inevitable door-to-door, neighborhood-to-neighborhood, cave-to-cave insurgency begins.