Sentence examples for rugged range from inspiring English sources

Long may he ride the rugged range.

Ouachita Mountains, a rugged range of large hills that continues the Ozark Mountains in the United States.

To the northwest is the Cantabrian Mountains, a rugged range in which heavily forested, rain-swept valleys are interspersed with tall peaks.

Between the port cities of Sinop and Samsun (Turkey), the coastline is paralleled by a rugged range of underwater mountains extending for nearly 100 miles (160 km).

Although Hindman was much closer, the Southerners had to cross the Boston Mountains, the highest and most rugged range in the Ozarks.

From the valley, I headed north, on narrow, winding roads, to the Qalamoun Mountains, a voluptuous but rugged range near the Syrian border, known for its apricot trees and chalky limestone quarries.

The land is rugged, ranging from hilly to mountainous, and there are no extensive expanses of level land.

Santa Cruz Island has two rugged ranges (rising to Mount Diablo at 2,450 feet [747 metres] in the north), a central valley, and year-round streams and springs.

There are no real mountains, but the trail is rugged, ranging in elevation from 601 feet above sea level at the shore of Lake Superior, to 1,829 feet at Rosebush Ridge, near Canada.

The area, in the north central part of the state, includes the rugged Presidential Range, dominated by 6,288-foot 6,288-footington, one of the highest peaks in the Northeast.

A sentence like "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point" becomes simply "Tram-mļöi hhâsmařpţuktôx".