Sentence examples for mysterious zone from inspiring English sources

We love the no-man's land – that mysterious zone where one type of cooking ends and another begins.

A waterfall-obsessed interpreter gets lost in Shanghai; a normally timid man tries to reach a mysterious "Zone," to the bewilderment of his friends.

Location selection Most charity shops operate in the area known as "edge of prime pitch" – that mysterious zone between where the national chain stores cluster and the local shops, restaurants and service providers congregate.

Emerging from the same kind of mysterious zone wherein the arrangements of words produce literature, teeming atoms and molecules somehow become living cells.

In those movies, General Zod was a power-craving Kryptonian who escaped the mysterious Phantom Zone to challenge Superman on earth, though Mr. Snyder has not yet revealed how he plans to use the character.

Adding that one of the biggest surprises was the discovery that "there are mountains in the Kuiper belt", the solar system's mysterious "third zone" where Pluto sits amid around 100,000 smaller icy objects.

Dusk was falling as I arrived, creating a mysterious twilight zone out of the rolling Carpathian foothills: with tractors often occupying the road and small farmhouses surrounded by vines and impressive oaks, the setting was a far cry from the overtouristed wine trails of Beaune or the Napa Valley.

Those novels revolve around characters in a shadowy government agency trying to investigate a mysterious ecological zone known as Area X.

Stalker follows a small group travelling through a mysterious and dangerous zone to find an even more mysterious and dangerous room.

Tarkovsky's film tells the story of three men breaking into a mysterious sealed-off Zone in an unnamed country (presumably the USSR) and journeying to the even-more-mysterious Room at its heart – a place where, it is said, one's innermost wishes will be granted.

"The marsh is a mysterious and murky zone where the intricacies of the human mind and personal psychologies are made manifest in a range of characters drawn, in part, from extant folklore and myth, but primarily from the waking dream of the marsh itself.