Sentence examples for from a gorge from inspiring English sources

Ten days after the search ended, three fishermen found the body downstream from a gorge on campus.

Its name, meaning "the dog's leap," is derived from a gorge south of town over which a dog of ancient times carried a message of impending danger.

It rises up along dark cliffs from a gorge and gives a stratified first impression, with its cozy and compact center nestled in a layered shell of commerce.

And Abkhazia has said that a recent Georgian special operation to clear a defiant paramilitary group from a gorge near its demarcation line signals preparation for war.

In one video the group form a jazz band, performing while dangling from ropes over a gorge near Chamonix.

Asher B. Durand's "Catskill Clove, New York" from 1864 depicts a gorge that runs eastward past Tannersville and Palenville; he reported seeing nine other artists working in the area when he visited in 1848.

Rides like the Danby Slide, an unmarked locals' play spot just west from Route 7 in a gorge above its namesake town, provide a slippery fast slope, slicked with algae and smooth enough to be safe, allowing humans to slide like otters off a riverbank.

An Australian with binoculars informed me that he could see Dall sheep grazing on a distant cliff-face, but all I saw were exuberant rafters waving at the train from the Nenana River in a gorge below.

She imagined that the pain was coming at her from a vast distance, from the unseen bottom of a gorge.

At journey's end most of the children (and some adults) jumped into a swift current pool from a rocky gorge.

Although they are dressed as if just emerged from a remote gorge in the Balkans, and apparently have never before been on an airplane, they display a remarkable ease with English.