But they are deep in rugged, athletic players with attitude, a multicultural ensemble featuring two starters from Portugal, one from Mozambique and 6-3 NyRobertserts from that high school boys factory, St. Anthony of Jersey City, N.J., who yesterday claimed her team will blow out Tennessee tonight.
They have been called biogeographic islands of the deep, their rugged peaks shrouded in perpetual darkness.
Deep in the rugged heart of eastern Anatolia, the resilient Alevi Kurds open their hearts and homes to a visitor.
We're heading to a refugee support centre deep in the rugged countryside, where Deiana has her first appointment of the day.
The closing work was Ms. Wolfe's "Dig Deep" (1998), a rugged, eclectic and energizing score that has elements in common with Mr. King's work.
The Blue Nile basin is severely affected by slope failures, and the characteristics of its deep gorges and rugged valley walls called for a study on the relationships between topography and the process of landsliding and rock falling.
While hunting hogs deep in the rugged Hellshire Hills of Jamaica one day in June 1990, Edwin Duffus rescued a large lizard from his dogs and carried it four hours by foot and bicycle to his home and ultimately to Kingston's Hope Zoo.
Deep in the rugged heart of eastern Anatolia, the Munzur River flows from the base of a skyscraping limestone massif, wending its way into the world across a grassy valley cradled between dog-toothed peaks and forested hills.
Earlier in the day, they had successfully launched the world's first artificial satellite — the antenna-strewn orb known as Sputnik — from a test center deep in the rugged Kazakh desert.
He had entered Afghanistan nearly a month ago, travelling from the Pakistani border city of Quetta across the rocky mountains that line the frontier and, on remote tracks too rough even for a four-wheel-drive jeep, deep into the rugged hills of the central Oruzgan province.
