Sentence examples for ridge of a from inspiring English sources

The ridge of a waistline.

As we travelled along the ridge of a mountain, a small city appeared in the valley below.

Steinmetz stood in front of the wing, which was splayed on the ridge of a finely veined dune.

From the ridge of a hill, I could see the Faro, or lighthouse, on the edge of José Ignacio.

Embryonic germ (EG) cells, derived from primordial germ cells found in the gonadal ridge of a late embryo, have many of the properties of embryonic stem cells.

She finally stopped just below the ridge of a hill: it was the place we were searching for, but which I so feared finding.

The place straddles the ridge of an ancient volcanic crater, now filled with a placid lake.

The ridges of a prehistoric hill fort jutted against the sea, with the mountains of Arran rising mistily in the distance.

Tom Raworth's As When is a well-judged pass by editor Miles Champion across the spectacular ridges of a life in words.

(Don't pour in oil, which is difficult to apply to the ridges of a hot pan and will splatter if too much is used).

Like the ridges of a corkscrew, the narrow road bordered by white dwellings winds around this steep conical to the small Plaza Major at the top.