Sentence examples for desert providing from inspiring English sources

STRATFORD, Ontario — "MY way hither was the way of destiny," the man says, standing awestruck before the great stone paws of the Sphinx, the black silence of a great desert providing an appropriately cosmic backdrop.

The Wall is his follow-up, as well as one of two Liman movies we're getting this year (the Cruise-centered drug smuggling drama American Made is seeing release later this fall); even though its plot two American soldiers trapped by an Iraqi sniper, with only a flimsy wall in the middle of the desert providing cover is smaller-scale than EoT, the film's no less explosive for it.

During that time the area of the present desert provided a rich environment for hunting.

Then, as the mood intensifies, the implacably still, hot and enclosing desert provides a womb in which the reverie expands.

Poetry provides a moral life the way that standing on a pillar in the desert provides salvation — fine if you have a pillar, and a desert, and a terrific sense of balance; and if not, not.

Free from the narrated tour taking place near us, the kids explored the palace on their own eagerly, though no doubt the promise of an afternoon of quad biking in the desert provided some incentive.

So also may the appearance of similar proto-Elamite tablets at Tepe Yahya south of Kermān and in the great central desert provide evidence of trade connections between Mesopotamia and the east in this case a trade that may have centred on specific items such as steatite and copper.

If positive desert provides a strong reason for action, then there might be little to no need for non-retributive reasons to justify punishment; if positive desert provides a weak reason to punish, then punishment may often not be justified unless there are strong non-retributive reasons to punish.

The desert provides many of the features of SODIS necessary to treat the sewage effluents such as the large areas and the temperature and the treated sewage could be used in the land reclamation.

Even though it is possible for the same payment to be both deserved and an incentive, incentives and desert provide distinct rationales for income and should not be conflated (Lamont 1997).

Underground Egyptian tombs built in the desert provide possibly the most protective environment for the preservation of papyrus documents.