Sentence examples for rendezvous site from inspiring English sources
Commanders from the Army, Air Force and Marines were at the rendezvous site.
The freed men were picked up from a secret rendezvous site by helicopters provided by the Brazilian government.
After a few weeks the pups are usually moved from the den to an aboveground "rendezvous site," where they play and sleep while adults hunt.
After a few weeks pups are usually moved from the den to a "rendezvous site" above ground where they play and sleep while adults hunt.
The river is the narrowest part of the Great Lakes system and a natural crossing and rendezvous site, which was used by the Indians and the early French explorers and missionaries.
Once the sting gets underway, there are tense moments, as when the chief suspect, a gang member and convicted art thief named Bjorn Grypdal (yep, Norway has gangs) tries to lure Mr. Hill alone at night to a rendezvous site outside Oslo.
The best he has to say is that they "provide housing to vulnerable transient populations," before describing them, presumptively, as dens for drug dealers, prostitution, and human trafficking, and as "rendezvous sites where child sex workers meet their clients on threat of violence from their procurers".
In spring, wolverines showed restricted movement patterns around rendezvous sites at high elevations by day, whereas during the night animals were active at lower elevations.
When food has to be provided to other pack members at den or rendezvous sites, roads likely serve as a positive medium for traveling in terms of minimizing energy expenditure and maximizing speed of food delivery.
Reproducing wolves and their pups are likely most vulnerable to humans and other large predators during the summer season because movements are centered round a den site and later rendezvous sites (Jędrzejewski et al. 2001; Schmidt et al. 2008; Tsunoda et al. 2009).
Our study focused on the summer period because 1) all gravel roads are available for wolves and people as opposed to winter when only some parts of gravel roads are snow-ploughed, and 2) breeding wolves may be more constrained during this period when movements are restricted to denning or rendezvous sites.
