Sentence examples for from a ridge from inspiring English sources

The village had stripped vegetation from a ridge and covered it with a truckload of strange gray dirt.

He said he watched the fire roar down Avenida Magnifica from a ridge a quarter-mile away.

In 2008 near the Pakistani border, an American sergeant becomes convinced that the rockets plaguing his men are being fired from a ridge just outside a nearby village.

A scrotal septum or partition divides the pouch into two compartments and arises from a ridge, or raphe, visible on the outside of the scrotum.

From a ridge north-west of Kirkuk, they peer through binoculars at Iraqi troops massing a few hundred yards below on the plain.

Great tongues of flame flapped from a ridge high above, and the pall of smoke was like an acrid steam bath.

A 200 m limit was set to enable plots to be visited within logistical constraints and to ensure that the plots could be located anywhere from a ridge-line to a stream gully (i.e. sampling was not biased towards a ridge-line due to the track location).

A French counterpart combined pumps and aqueducts to bring water from Marly over a ridge and into an aqueduct some 160 metres (525 feet) above the Seine.

But from high on a ridge here, Tony Morris pointed out how some of the qualities that make it so pleasant are now increasing the prospect of what experts say could be a disastrous fire.

Don and I watch those four wolves this morning as they wake from a slumber on a ridge overlooking Lake Whittlesey.

Chuck Shorter, 53, whose farm is over a ridge from the arsenal, said he had lost an average of three calves or lambs to vultures every spring for decades.