Sentence examples for inaccessible spot from inspiring English sources

Kidman plays Grace, a mysterious stranger who arrives in this inaccessible spot, on the run from shadowy criminals.

The police and neighbors said that joggers and bikers occasionally went by the area, just off a narrow, winding road, but the remains were in an inaccessible spot.

It was this desire that caused him sometimes to separate himself from his camera, for example, hooking it up to a cable and placing it in a normally inaccessible spot, like the center of a football field just before kickoff.

In terms of improvements, the museum is moving light years away from its old, crowded, inaccessible spot on the fourth floor of the Jersey City Library to a newly renovated, 30,000-square-foot, three-story building all its own.

But he wants to go deeper: This month, Mr. Cameron plans to plunge nearly seven miles to the planet's most inaccessible spot: the Challenger Deep in the western Pacific, an alien world thought to swarm with bizarre eels and worms, fish and crustaceans.

"It's about the most inaccessible spot that you can imagine on the face of the earth, but if there is anything down there, we will find it," said Mr Abbott, who is currently visiting Papua New Guinea.

Specially converted open top Land Rovers take you to inaccessible spots that a hire car could not cope with.

The big conventional oilfields that have not yet been tapped tend to be in inaccessible spots, deep below the ocean, high in the Arctic, or both.

Invasive plants like Himalayan blackberry, laurel and English ivy still hover at the margins — in some of the more inaccessible spots, however — and more than a few neighborhood cats prowl at night.

Now oil firms want to increase their output again, they do not have the staff or equipment they need.Worse, nowadays, new oil tends to be found in relatively inaccessible spots or in more unwieldy forms.

Another example might be NM-based video capsule endoscopy providing high quality images of formerly inaccessible spots, e.g., small bowel [12].