Sentence examples for ravine's from inspiring English sources

For an hour, we climbed through the ravine's jagged north end.

My brother was already scooting up the ravine's face, the terrier and me following.

The Brooklyn borough president, Howard Golden, contributed money for the ravine's renovation, but the Prospect Park Alliance is trying to raise money for the forest.

When we played Commando — we were calling it that even before the movie appeared — the throwing stars were among the many crucial accoutrements brought to the abandoned bridge that spanned the ravine's main gorge.

Originally an informal shantytown for Port-au-Prince's poorest, over the years it had hardened into something more solid in the ravine's depths – a home for almost 6,000 people.

The forced removal in 1959 of the last of Chavez Ravine's families by sheriff's deputies, televised live across the city, served as an impetus for the political and cultural radicalisation of the broader Latino community in the 1960s and beyond.

At the top of the ravine, Orla's flashlight picks out Karen's lost shoe.

Think of a tortoise trying to get out of a deep ravine, who's just begun to scale the wall when he gets tired and goes to sleep.

Ahead, beyond the hummocks and scrub in an old tin-streaming ravine, Stowe's Pound and the Cheesewring peep above the horizon.

To read a short story like Joyce's "The Dead", Chekhov's "In the Ravine" or Hemingway's "A Clean Well-Lighted Place", is to be confronted by a fully achieved, complex work of art, either profound or disturbing or darkly comic or moving.

In the south-east corner of the walls, the Egyncleugh Tower - whose name means "eagle's ravine" in the Northumbrian dialect - overlooks Queen Margaret's Cove below.