Sentence examples for clear terrain from inspiring English sources

Hunter-gatherers would set fires as they moved, to clear terrain and make it ready for fast-growing, prey-attracting new plants.

A common process of partitioning is found in stakeholders' attempts to define a clear terrain, which the field of tissue-engineered technology might occupy.

Conditions seemingly are well-suited to its mission: open terrain, clear weather, no anti-aircraft capability by the enemy; extensive movement of ISIL forces from one far-flung front to another.

Backtracking through an Africa Korps stronghold in search of a first-aid kit, I rounded a corner in what I thought was cleared terrain and walked straight into a German soldier.

Time and weather ceaselessly eat away at everything born or built on earth — a melancholy fact notably pronounced in the South, where corrosive wet summer heat abets nature's master plan to reclaim any cleared terrain.

Though Silver Mountain is a smallish ski area, with one high-speed quad, four smaller lifts and 1,600 acres of cleared terrain, it does get 300 inches of snow a year and has good tree skiing between its twin peaks, Kellogg (6,300 feet) and Wardner (6,200 feet).

But when you are travelling at 1,000mph 1,609km/hh), even the clearest terrain presents hidden dangers.

"But to do that, he must first clear the terrain upon which he intends to erect that structure".

It's never quite clear what terrain they're on and what the risks or rewards might be.

It clears the terrain for fresh growth.

They erected the building on land they owned in the northern Minnesota town of Babbitt, clearing the terrain of pine trees with their own hands.