Sentence examples for frozen wilderness from inspiring English sources

Sit back and witness the young locals ski and skate their way across a frozen wilderness.

By this time, I was well into my role as a guide through the frozen wilderness.

But in January 1982, climbing Mount Washington, in New Hampshire, he and a friend were caught off guard by a storm and spent four days wandering through the frozen wilderness.

Her reputation declined after the war until the publication of Who Are You? (1963), a disturbing novel about a nightmarish marriage, and Ice (1967), a surreal novel about a man in pursuit of a woman across a frozen wilderness.

Not even any spectacular scenery this time, although there was an excruciating interview with the local mayor, who was understandably keen to encourage more tourists to his frozen wilderness.

While others were longing for beaches and warm sun, I had frozen wilderness in my mind.

Plummer draws on his own Canadian heritage for songs and prose, drawing from his childhood to conjure characters from the streets of Montreal to the frozen Northern wilderness.

A four-year-old girl who walked miles through the freezing Siberian wilderness to get help for her sick grandmother has been hailed as a hero in Russia's Tuva republic, while a criminal case has been opened against her mother.

Reports alleged that a group of hikers, stranded by a freak snowstorm in the Sinai wilderness, had frozen to death as their relatives pleaded with the army to send a rescue helicopter.

It is an austere wilderness that lies frozen, white and silent for much of the year, then bursts to life in the late Arctic spring, when migrating caribou herds thunder across the refuge and arrive on the coastal plain to give birth.

The next morning, we wake up to discover that we are, in fact, in the midst of a freezing, desolate wilderness.