Sentence examples for desert makes from inspiring English sources

Hassayampa River Preserve The desert makes itself so aridly apparent that it is easy to overlook the defining hand of water on the landscape.

Pride of place would go to "Them!," the mysterious 1954 movie about ants in New Mexico that grow as huge as horses after a nuclear test; the stridulation of unseen creatures in the desert makes music — a high, wavering whistle — that you cannot wipe from your mind.

As was argued in section 3.2, even if they are weak, the presence of positive desert makes a difference to the justification of punishment.

The desert made me forget it.

About half of the plateau is sand desert, making it truly a sea of sand.

The dry, cracked hills of Spain's only real desert make convincing badlands.

The most famous was White Sun of the Desert, made in 1969.

Yesterday, sandstorms whipped troops dug in to the northern Kuwaiti desert, making movement extremely difficult.

I was exhausted like I'd just spent 40 years in the desert making the exodus from Egypt to Canaan.

Elsewhere, Duley includes a series of explosions in the desert, made when a suspected Taliban stronghold was shelled.

Rubber (78 mins, 15) Postmodern horror comedy about a sentient car tyre rolling through the desert making people explode with its psychic powers.