Sentence examples for escarpment's from inspiring English sources

Between forays into the hinterland, M lodges with the disheveled Armstrong family in a bluestone house on an escarpment's edge.

Work has just begun at the second, at the entrance to a deep ravine on the escarpment's edge.

Off to the right, the W8 wriggled to the escarpment's edge before plunging just over a vertical kilometre on the most precipitous of paths to the remote village of Balad Sayt.

A lighter variety such as pinot noir provides one possible answer, although, as with chardonnay, in the supermarkets you're better off looking for New Zealand (specifically Escarpment's raspberry scented Pinot Noir New Zealand 2012; £14.99, Waitrose) than the variety's Burgundian home.

BRCNR is situated on the northern Drakensberg Escarpment, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa (24°40'S longitude, 30°51'E latitude; Figure 1).

Pinot noir lovers will want to explore the Hudson River Valley and the Niagara Escarpment, New York's most cutting-edge wine region.

Water runs down an escarpment towards people's homes below.

The escarpment between today's Hampstead and Highgate figures in that novel as the Isle of Ham, while Garfield's house and surrounding streets have been washed away forever.

Michael Trimble, who is called Sonny, the leader of the mass-graves team that set up camp beside an escarpment in Iraq's western desert last month, is a 53-year-old forensic archaeologist from St . Louis

Most of the petroglyphs were pecked into the volcanic basalt escarpment of Albuquerque's 17-mile- (27-km) long West Mesa between ad 1300 and 1650, though some of them reach back to prehistoric times and reflect the 12,000 years of human life in the area.

North of the bridge, the route descends the Niagara Escarpment near Brock's Monument, a column which commemorates the death of Sir Isaac Brock during the Battle of Queenston Heights.