Sentence examples for passing ruins from inspiring English sources

It stretches 500km from Fethiye to Antalya, following the coast on trails that used to be ancient trade routes and passing ruins and white sand beaches where you can cool off with a swim.

Running north for 38 miles from Otley, in Wharfedale, to Middleham, in Wensleydale, through four other dales, it passes ruined abbeys, quaint villages and wild open countryside.

Many of the passing ruined houses were still marked in the cruciform code of the National Guard from two years back.

Passing the ruins of Tintern Abbey, it enters its tidal estuary at Chepstow.

The death of a circus elephant shapes generations of a small town; a passing remark ruins a plotted-out life.

2. After crossing the gill go through the field, passing the ruins of St Mary's church on your left to reach a stile into the woods.

Starting in the village of Sfakia the journey is eastwards along rugged coastline, exploring caves and remote beaches and passing ancient ruins and churches – loading up on energy with delicious meals at local tavernas.

Below me the road snakes down in a series of hairpins, much longer and gentler than on the north side, and I'm once more ducking around the haycarts and the cattle and passing the ruins of Vlad the Impaler's castle.

The story begins when a man's clumsy basketball pass ruins another man's painting.

The road passes the ruins of an old town, Muang-ko.

The hike passes the ruins of a homestead built in 1898 by a Swedish sailor.