Sentence examples for perfect terrain from inspiring English sources
He tells me that a muddy day like today is the perfect terrain for creating Marwencol dramas.
I once talked to a soldier who lost scores of comrades on the Terek Ridge, in the northern pro-Russian part of the republic and perfect terrain for Russian tanks.
The missing link Once across the border, the Southern Uplands provide the perfect terrain to test the tiltiness of the Pendolino train, and the power of the engines to ascend Beattock Summit at 1,016ft: "Pulling up Beattock, a steady climb: The gradient's against her, but she's on time," according to W H Auden's epic poem, Night Mail.
Family and afternoon saver fares available With four circular trails – from the 3km buggy-accessible Lady Vale to the 5½km Lidcutt Valley Walk – Cardinham Woods serves up perfect terrain for walking, gentle mountain biking and simply mooching around by the stream.
Massive vertical rock walls, a wide, windy river and the mountain range create perfect terrain for outdoor pursuits such as windsurfing, mountain biking and hiking, making the recreational wonder a popular day trip for city residents.
At the crest of the obscure, unpopulated hill, he glimpsed a rare landscape of largely treeless bowls, a vast panorama of seemingly boundless, perfect skiing terrain.
Last year, he saw the film "Interstellar," which features scenes of a lifeless snowy planet that "had some very perfect 'mathlike' terrain".
The area has won a string of conservation awards and the countryside is great for outdoor adventure: the woods are dotted with lakes and waterfalls and it's perfect hiking terrain.
Three hours later, the two men crested the hill and before them, on the other side, was a vast landscape of largely treeless bowls, several miles filled with powdery snow, a panorama stretching across the horizon of seemingly boundless, perfect skiing terrain.
But the mountains south of Munich also offer swathes of empty terrain perfect for affordable backcountry skiing.
The land, now submerged under higher sea levels, was cut with granite ravines, gullies and dead-end valleys – a terrain perfect for stalking and ambushing prey.
