Sentence examples similar to dune off from inspiring English sources

T HE renegade riders draw on a rich legacy of what Mr. Shirk, the Barstow sand-dune off-roader, referred to as "civil disobedience" to inspire their activities.

As the cult of Dune took off during the 1970s, he wrote a series of increasingly convoluted sequels, following Paul's descendants as they fulfilled the cosmic destiny of the Atreides line.

The boy survived the ordeal, but the dune remains off limits to visitors.

The Rabjerg Mile, the migrating dunes, are off Route 40 about 10 miles south of Skagen.

Brokers here say the storm wiped out 90 percent of the rental properties in places like Ortley Beach, Deauville Beach and Normandy Beach, and a significant share even in places where dunes fended off the worst damage.

In 1968 she discovered undersea dunes off the coast of the Bahamas.

— Thickets of bayberries, reeds and a type of vine called sea tomatoes crisscross the dunes off the northern edge of Ocean Parkway.

Physiographically, Paraíba in the east has a narrow coastland of sandy beaches and dunes off which deep-sea fishermen, or raftsmen, ride the surf on tree-trunk rafts.

He looked over the group of lifeguards gathered last Sunday at quitting time in a building nestled into the dunes off Ocean Parkway.

A police spokesman said Mr. Doerbecker brandished a 12-inch carving knife and approached "in a threatening manner" as officers confronted him in the backyard, which abuts the dunes off a channel leading to the Atlantic Ocean.

Atop the dune, I took off my shoes and nudged a bit of sand with my toes.