Sentence examples for rarely traversed from inspiring English sources

(Perhaps it was the film's influence: to dine with a taxi driver in India is to cross a rarely traversed line).

The farm lay six kilometers past the end of the paved road that winds from Béziers into the mountains overlooking the Mediterranean in the Languedoc, a part of France that's high, windy, and rarely traversed by outsiders.

A decade ago, while sailing across a rarely traversed area between Hawaii and the U.S. mainland, oceanographer Captain Charles Moore stumbled upon the now-infamous North Pacific garbage patch, an enormous swathe of plastic pollution floating in the sea.

PNP is open to tourists, but has large "wilderness" areas where there is no tourist access, limited management tracks, and is rarely traversed by people (Figure 5).

Since the majority of membrane-associated GBF1 and ABD was located in pericentriolar Golgi and transitional ER compartments (which rarely traverse the evanescent plane in TIRF imaging), good contrast was achievable near the plasma membrane where the concentration of GBF1 and ABD was relatively low.

These small-scale movements should be reflected in the population structure of B. pseudomallei, with geographic barriers such as oceans being traversed rarely or not at all.

This is something not always fully recognised about Brenton's writing: while his plays have frequently traversed difficult, even painful territory, they are rarely less than exhilarating to watch.

They traversed the Sierra Nevadas.

The Kronos Quartet traversed other stylistic boundaries.

By now, he had nearly traversed Utah.

"Nine slave routes traversed Ghana.