Sentence examples for jungle terrain from inspiring English sources
Their battles were sharp, vicious crawls through jungle terrain in killing heat.
The Sulu archipelago's jungle terrain and numerous inlets were making it hard to capture the bandits' leaders.
He was self-sufficient and handy with a shotgun — minimum requirements for surviving on jungle terrain where the nearest airstrip was several hours downstream by motorized canoe.
There's a tracker named Conrad Tom Hiddlestonn) on board, who possesses "unique expertise in uncharted jungle terrain," and, soon enough, we even encounter a Marlow (John C. Reilly).
But many of the crossings, which were supposed to open up the flood-prone jungle terrain, have no roads to go with them.
The jungle terrain of Vietnam -- "Indian country" in American soldiers' parlance -- was an uncrossable frontier, the North Vietnamese Army an unassailable enemy.
The series lands 10 single women and 10 single men in Costa Rica, where they compete in pairs in various jungle-terrain obstacle-course missions of absurdity.
The series lands 10 single women and 10 single men in Costa Rica, where they compete in pairs in various jungle-terrain obstacle-course missions of absurdity in a search for romance.
The fighting took place in mountainous, jungle-clad terrain, and a debilitating climate, with operations characterised by the extensive use of company bases sited along the border, cross-border operations, the use of helicopters for troop movement and resupply, and the role of human and signals intelligence to determine enemy movements and intentions.
The fighting took place in mountainous, jungle-clad terrain, and a debilitating climate, with operations characterised by the extensive use of company bases sited along the border, cross-border operations, the use of helicopters for troop movement and resupply, and the role of human and signals intelligence to determine Indonesian movements and intentions.
Over the past decade they have been driven into inhospitable jungle and mountain terrain.
