Sentence examples for remote rain from inspiring English sources

Ramesh Shrestha, the director of NCALM, was attracted to the technical challenges of looking into a dense, otherwise remote rain forest.

[The Guardian] Twelve previously unknown species of night frogs have been found in remote rain forests in western India, a new study in a zoological journal says, and three that had not been seen for decades have been rediscovered.

Having cut trails through dense, remote rain forest, and having felt the sickening and very real danger of becoming hopelessly lost, he understands much better than most the extraordinary skill it takes for indigenous people to navigate their world.

Mr. Haubner and Ms. Miller, both employees at Intel Corporation in Portland, Ore., were among a group of about 30 tourists visiting Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in hopes of seeing some of the rare mountain gorillas that roam the remote rain forest near the borders with Congo and Rwanda.

In one scene, as he stands with a sexy yogini on a mountainside platform at a remote rain forest lodge, he notes his "failure to react" to the situation "this time," and wonders if it means he's "past that temptation" — but we wonder how such temptations played out before and, more important, what bearing they have on McCarthy's fears about and eventual journey toward matrimony.

Fleeing the violence, they came to live with distant relatives in Walikale, a remote rain forest territory in eastern North Kivu Province.

He scans the remote, rain-lashed landscape with his binoculars searching for a needle in a haystack.

Both Evie Wyld's new novel, All the Birds, Singing, and James Scudamore's Wreaking have remote, rain-riven places at their heart – perfect, then, for any kind of squall or heatwave.

There it turns northeastward and crosses the remote tropical rain forest of northwestern Bolivia.

Several years ago, while staying at a half-built research station in the middle of a remote tropical rain forest in Ecuador, I became desperate to have something other than boiled river water to drink.

In 1997, black-cheeked crested gibbons, which everybody thought were extinct, were rediscovered in a remote primordial rain forest in northern Laos, just across the border from Thailand.