Sentence examples for remote wedge from inspiring English sources
In 1698 a Scottish flotilla landed in Darien, a remote wedge of rainforest straddling what is now Panama and Colombia, hoping to found a colony and a gateway to the new world.
The killing of Mr Linden, who was paddling his board near remote Wedge Island, 100 miles north of Perth, has cemented the west coast's reputation as the world's deadliest shark attack zone.
"I absolutely wanted to make a movie in my home country," Mr. Fuentes-León said, with Cabo Blanco providing both stunning scenery and the perfect blend of geographic isolation and claustrophobia: a remote village wedged between ocean and cliffs.
Neighbouring Trang An is less popular than Tam Coc, but offers a similar experience: foot-paddled boats take visitors through the water wonderland and under cave arches to remote temples hitched to tiny wedges of riverbank.
After flying over unbroken jungle and rivers for another hour, the plane bumps to a halt in Puerto Esperanza, the capital of Peru's remote Purús province, which is wedged up against the Brazilian border.
We will utilise a randomised multiple baseline (stepped wedge) design involving 20 communities in remote Indigenous Australia.
It was music by remote control: an orchestra playing not from the traditional pit wedged between audience and stage, but from a distant room or even a separate building.
In this small city in the remote Surkhan Valley, a region of former Soviet farming collectives wedged between the steep mountains and the border with Tajikistan, public sentiment seems to run in the opposite direction.
Remote and peak data sets were collected on the same crystal in wedges of 30° in 1° oscillation steps.
