Sentence examples for enough terrain from inspiring English sources

The three parks below provide varied enough terrain to suit most levels of experience.

This is respectable enough terrain, but not the real attraction, which lies beyond.

It offers terrific tree skiing, while Snowmass, where I skied with Davenport, has enough terrain to satisfy any ability.

It's handy for the airport, with enough terrain to keep skiers busy for a few days, despite being petite.

There are plenty of accommodation and restaurant options nearby and enough terrain to keep first-timers entertained.

Hoy was reeling in the German all the way to the line but was still unable to regain enough terrain to avoid a very unusual defeat.

But there isn't enough snowy terrain around Anchorage to begin the race there in earnest, so at the airstrip the contestants loaded their dogs and sleds back onto their trucks, got a last good night's rest, and drove two hours north to Willow, where, on a frozen lake, the event re-started, this time with a ticking clock.

Early submarines could go deep enough, but the terrain was impossibly forbidding.

Lodgers are diverse: we entered to find a chairlift operator at Mount Washington, full of youthful seasonaire glee, sitting on one sofa, while poring over a map were three fortysomethings pondering whether their UK-honed cycling skills were going to be enough for the terrain.

Sometimes, tennis shoes can be great, lightweight, and perfect for hiking in some environments, but you want to make sure you've got something sturdy enough for the terrain you'll encounter.

But Tammy Eckenswiller, a style executive for an Internet fashion retailer, has scoped that terrain long enough to know that patience pays.