Sentence examples for some ridges from inspiring English sources

Some ridges and isolated hills occur in the north and east; Mango Pīr, the highest elevation, is 585 feet high.

Logging has cut vast swathes through the forest, with some ridges suffering noticeable bald spots where the sought-after tall, straight trees have been clear-felled.

Those hills rise rapidly northward to the Lesser Himalayas, where some ridges and spurs reach 10,000 feet (3,000 metres).

Some ridges could be much younger than a billion years, Dr. Watters said, and the shrinking and cracking could be still occurring today.

An opening ahead was so tight that Leslie Price, our lead ranger, had told us the only way through was to turn our heads to one side — otherwise our helmets would get stuck — and blindly reach our arms forward, feel around for some ridges and pull ourselves up.

Some ridges in the study area initiated their deformation after 2.07 Ga, indicated by the deformed Unit E (2.07 Ga).

And part of the irresistible fascination for me, when I lived in Maine, was driving over some ridge and looking down at a steaming, belching factory in the river valley below.

The nine euploid mice treated with 20 μg/g SAG on the positive end of PC1 have retracted and deeply depressed nasal bones, wider snouts, some ridging along the lateral aspects of the fronto-nasal-premaxillary junction and a subtly raised posterior parietal region (Fig. 3).

Except for some higher ridges, the entire area has been glaciated and has exceedingly rugged topography.

In 2003, while visiting the wall here, Spindler had seen some high ridges that he thought might contain more fortifications.

During a previous visit to Miyun, north of the city, he'd seen some high ridges that he believed might contain towers of piled stone.