Sentence examples for gorge opening from inspiring English sources

It was here, around 1230, that the vertiginous Devil's Bridge was flung across the Schöllenen Gorge, opening the first trade route to Lombardy.

Above the village, the gorge opens out into broad pastures.

At last the mile long Siq gorge opened onto a magical sight: an immense tomb (al-Khazneh, Treasury) hewn into the sheer face of the rock.

Just to the east, the Nile River gorge opens up into a valley up to 10 miles (16 km) wide and 20 miles (32 km) long from north to south.

The gorge opens up after Bunnell Point and Sugarloaf Dome confine the river to form Bunnell Cascade, before turning southward through the Lost Valley of the Merced, and then spills over an unnamed granite cascade into Little Yosemite Valley, a glacial valley that sits 2000 feet feet above the more famous Yosemite Valley at approximately 2/3 scale.

The gorges, opening wide apart, reveal.

There was evidence of other unidentified factors that impacted the use of services across both intervention and control groups between the gorge open and closed periods.

At the eastern end of the valley lies Tijeras Canyon, a rugged, boulder-strewn gorge that opens onto a broad plateau; a multilane highway passes through the canyon.

When these floats are free of crocodile bite marks for 28 consecutive days, Nitmiluk gorge is opened to canoeists and swimmers.

On the breathtaking road between Kalkan and Kas, the beach at Kaputas is formed by a gorge that opens out into a stretch of sand.

While non-aromatic substitutions decrease the sensitivity of the enzyme to some inhibitors, they increase the volume of the catalytic gorge in BChE, literally opening it up to inhibition by bulkier inhibitors that cannot gain access to AChE.