Sentence examples for jagged topography from inspiring English sources
However the Beacons' jagged topography can prove dangerous even to the most hardened and physically fit.
But its jagged topography can prove dangerous even to the most hardened soldiers.
The jagged topography and semiarid climate that make farming an exercise in adaptability in the remote Monegros region of northeastern Spain also make it a painterly abstraction.
Although its jagged topography was considerably groomed in the 1800's by dynamiting and excavation, its hissing whirlpools and reefs were once dreaded by sailors who could hear its roar at a quarter hour's distance.
Brian Klimowski, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service office in Flagstaff, where the warning calls about the thunderstorm came from on Sunday, said the area's jagged topography would "significantly affect" the way the outflow winds behaved and would most likely alter the trajectory of the flames.
The director, Kon Ichikawa, portrays the jagged mental topography of a stuttering student who sets fire to a Buddhist shrine.
Musandam's jagged, arid topography is thrillingly inhospitable; only a God with a headache could create this marvellously violent and savage scenery.
The landscape of the upper and middle Don basin is characterized on the right bank by undulating plains cut into by jagged gorges and on the left bank by the smoother, pond-dotted topography of the Oka-Don Lowland.
Bahia Bustamante has also been blessed with the sort of dramatic topography — points, capes, bays, all the pieces that make the coastline so jagged — that creates a safe place for animals to breed, according to Pablo Garcia Borboroglu, a biologist and researcher for the National Research Council of Argentina.
Then topography took over.
