Sentence examples for mountain boulder from inspiring English sources

He lies now in the old Glen Sannox kirkyard below a mountain boulder, smaller than the one he was first found under, inscribed to his loving memory.

What he had observed in the swirling of water and eddying of air, in the shape of a mountain boulder and in the growth of plants, now assumed gigantic shape in cloud formations and rainstorms.

Climb a mountain, boulder across some rocks, mountain or road bike, hike up and down beautiful landscapes, trail run, snowshoe, or cross-country ski.

(Published Aug. 4 2.. NO NEED FOR A MOUNTAIN Bouldering, a sport increasing in popularity, does not require ropes because it centers on short climbs.

Mire was the second most frequent land cover type within the wolf territories (10.5±1.2%), followed by water (4.6±0.8%), agricultural fields (1.6±0.6%), open areas (e.g. mountains, boulder fields; 1.4±0.9%), and built-up areas (0.2%).

To get so close, once again, only to slip back down the mountain, a boulder-sized baseball bouncing off your head when you land at the bottom.

The ceiling and floor become undulating waves of stone and the mountain hurls boulders that emerge from the blackness of the tunnel and roll and bounce downhill, each a lethal weapon aimed at their bodies.

At a building site near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Serdrick Watson, an excavator with Big M Construction, pointed to a mountain of boulders and other stones and said, "He just wandered in and asked for these rocks".

Yet as befits a side who scaled mountains carrying boulders and swam across icy lakes during a boot camp in the Lake District last summer, Carlisle refused to fold.

LIKE a colossal snowplow, the last continental glacier to push down into the Poconos halted along a line near where Interstate 80 now runs, molding mountains, scattering boulders and sculpturing the spot that became Lake Harmony, Pa.

The Boulder Mountain Fire Protection District sent out a message warning trapped residents that rescuers were having difficulty reaching them.