Sentence examples for rugged passage from inspiring English sources
Early travelers called this rugged passage the Devil's Stairway, but now it's generally an easy walk, with rustic handrails and wide terraced steps.
The Hymnes and Songs of the Church (1623) is the first hymnbook in English not based entirely on the Psalms; it contains passages of rugged, simple prose.
In some instances, man-made trails are established in rangeland settings to encourage uniform use of forages or facilitate livestock passage through dense vegetation or across rugged terrain.
Davis sounds as if he's conducting the group as much as he's performing within it; he also has an electric organ on stage that he sometimes plays in ensemble passages to add to the colossally rugged textures.
Over the last 15 years, though, the equipment has become far more sophisticated, rugged and easy to use, allowing biologists to record the passage of particular species at particular times of day and to train local residents to take over day-to-day work, retrieving film and reloading cameras.
The central Bovanenkovo industrial complex infrastructure crosses one long stretch of rugged terrain, at the narrowest less than a 2-km-wide bottleneck passage of rugged terrain where travelling with reindeer and sledges has traditionally been possible (Figures 4, 6a,b and 7).
Island after island, and rugged peak after rugged peak succeed each other as Madam Tustumena plies her passage along this gorgeous landscape.
"This is the age of little men," he confides, in a passage in which he extols his "submarine sailor friend," one of those rugged working-class types who+attracted Auden and Isherwood in 1930: like many of his class, he idealizes the worker while scorning the pretensions of his bourgeois Social Democrat colleagues.
Introspective passages in the slow movement of the Reger piece were sensitive and shapely, and the more rugged piano writing was as explosive as you could want.
