Sentence examples for dot the terrain from inspiring English sources

Wildflowers also dot the terrain in Lois Gold's "Dunes," a pastel that effectively captures the texture of sand and beach grass.

An unusual historical site in north-central Laos is the Plain of Jars, so named for the enormous stone jars (perhaps funerary urns), some of them estimated to be nearly 2,000 years old, that dot the terrain.

Temples dot the terrain and in the ocean dragons and mermaids swim while a cruise ship steams away.

In 1986 Mr. Dial traversed the Brooks Range in Alaska, a 1,000-mile trip on foot and skis, and — for the rivers and lakes that dotted the terrain — in a pack raft.

Abandoned farmhouses and shacks dot the flat terrain, which is stubbled with wheat fields and blanketed by oaks and evergreens.

It now serves as an indoor exhibition space, while sculptures of all shapes and sizes, most dating from the 1960's to the present, dot the surrounding terrain.

It's in the remote northern area of the 115-square-mile reserve -- five times bigger than Manhattan -- where small scraggly mopane trees dot the hilly terrain.

Organ pipe cactus dot the rolling desert terrain throughout the park.

Dead trees and cattle carcasses dotted the rocky terrain.

In the background, heaps of smoldering debris dotted the barren terrain.

The Great Rift Valley Lodge can arrange short excursions including trips to the natural saunas which dot the area, which is set on volcanic terrain.