Sentence examples for long carpet from inspiring English sources
Eastern Oregon blended into western Idaho in a long carpet of sagebrush, interrupted by irrigated fields and the rich agricultural area around Boise — and before that, the sweet little town of Vale, Ore., whose picture-book main street rises in the shadow of a mountainside.
When the tide is in, the beach is small and enclosed, but as the tide goes out, it rolls out like a great long carpet, allowing you to make your way along the shore and walk through vast tunnels carved by the sea water into the cliffs.
You strike out from the tees (usually at different distances from the hole for men and women) onto a long carpet called a "fairway" that winds among natural "hazards" to be avoided: small ponds, sand traps, patches of undergrowth representing the oceans, deserts, and jungles that must be colonized or conquered on your 18-hole journey to capitalistic triumph.
Hauling his suitcase, Gonzales climbed the stairs, which led to a long, carpeted hallway.
The visitor is ushered in by well-groomed receptionists down long, carpeted corridors.
Drive along the coast road in Cuba that passes the Bay of Pigs in spring or early summer, and you risk a distressing sight: a stretch of road, some 20 miles long, carpeted in a thick coating of crushed crabs.
And that is how I came to walk down the long, carpeted hall lined with dated photographs hung too high on the walls, turn left toward the fake-rock fountain, brush past the card table covered with bargain-priced soy sauce dishes and open the grungy door to the freshest and best-tasting sushi around.
Long carpets stripe the floor where we sit side-by-side and enjoy brunch.
We sat again on the long carpets while many members of the congregation brought us a variety of vegetarian dishes.
Six volume fractions varying from 0 to 1.25% of 20-mm-long carpet fibres were used with ordinary Portland cement (OPC) concrete mixes.
They do it every June 23, at midnight, celebrating the summer solstice by crossing a 23-foot-long carpet of oak embers that have burned for hours before sizzling down to a glowing red.
