Sentence examples for mountain keeper from inspiring English sources

So when angry coal miners - allegedly from Massey Energy, which is chaired by notorious CEO Don Blankenship -- disrupted a peaceful Fourth of July picnic atop West Virginia's Kayford Mountain, home of "Mountain Keeper" Larry Gibson and the site of a long-running campaign to save one of The Mountain State's mountains from mountaintop removal coal mining, Gov. Manchin had nothing to say.

A local mountain hut keeper examined the patient's hand and used heated leaves of the succulent plant Kalanchoe petitiana to treat a suspected metacarpal fracture.

Former Wales Under-21 keeper Mountain added: "He's had to have surgery to repair the cruciate ligament, a similar operation to what he had to have the first time".

Jornet was raised in the Cap del Rec regional park, where his father was a hut keeper and mountain guide and his mother a schoolteacher who liked to run and ski.

In Sadjunjira, on the other hand, the traditional keeper of the mountain was a kind of shaman, known as the Samatenje, and when Carr paid him a visit everything went wrong.

And I urge you to support the West Virginia-based organizations fighting this battle for clean water -- Keeper of the Mountains, the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, the West Virginia Rivers Coalition, Coal River Mountain Watch, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, and Sierra Club West Virginia.

Matt's postcoital smile and a wobbly walk that brings to mind Jake Gyllenhaal's first morning-after in "Brokeback Mountain" suggest that, however physically demanding, Jenny is a keeper.

He loved Corsica, where he kept a house for many years, and he proposed to his wife, Alexandra Bastedo, the actor and animal sanctuary keeper, on top of a snow-capped Corsican mountain.

With the help of some soldiers and a local stall keeper, he persuaded the interloper to go farther down the mountain.

His first novel, "The Orchard Keeper" (1965), has this picture of lightning: "Far back beyond the mountain a thin wire of lightning glowed briefly".

Woe betide Marrakesh-bound traders who used High Atlas mountain passes without paying their dues to this family of mountain toll-keepers: goods and freedom could be forfeit to the Glaoui.