Sentence examples for ridges through from inspiring English sources

Light plays across red ridges, through bamboo slats and tree limbs like a slide show of shadow.

A three-day trek, along rocky ridges, trekugh juniper forests (where lalonggeyerockyve been spotted) and past severidgesurches, is throught way to experience them.

Nearly all of our hikes allowed for spontaneity and improvisation; indeed, detours to distant ridges, through meadows or up rocky slopes yielded some of the richest rewards of our trip.

I propose an alternative epigenetic landscape that has numerous valleys and ridges right from the start, with the process of cell-fate commitment corresponding to the irreversible disappearance of some of these valleys and ridges, via cell-fate induction, complemented by the creation of new valleys and ridges through processes like cell-cell competition.

I propose an alternative epigenetic landscape that has numerous valleys and ridges right from the start, with the process of cell-fate commitment corresponding to the irreversible disappearance of some of these valleys and ridges, via cell-fate induction, complemented by the creation of new valleys and ridges through processes like cell cell competition.

The Muliwai Trail, which traverses parts of the Northeast Shore of the Big Island, is an extreme, 19 mile (round trip) hike from sea level in the Waipio Valley, quickly up to about 1,200 feet, and up and down over ridges, through gorges and streams and back down into the most beautiful, lush camping location I've ever seen.

It was a journey of 45 minutes up a thin, snow-covered ridge through a force field of utter silence.

Mr. Taibleson hiked over the ridge through dense fog to the village, but Ms. Krauss wasn't there.

Running along the narrow Lakeland ridge through horizontal rain and strong winds, we attempted to keep warm by pulling on our swimming hats and goggles.

To the right (west) is a more gradual ascent, through red maples, hickory, red cedar and black birch, up to and along the crest of a ridge through open woods.

Continue south dropping down to the Cross Dyke and then up on the ridge through hawthorn scrub until the path descends steeply through Hambledon Plantation to reach the Child Okeford-Steepleton road near Keeper's Lodge.