Sentence examples for some terrain from inspiring English sources

But the resort was making its own and planned to open some terrain last Thursday.

Although some terrain data are available for practically all of the world, the data for many sectors remain sketchy.

Rather, you survey it, as with an aerial view of some terrain that you must then explore on foot.

It is Anne Tormela's voice, which at this moment is in some terrain high above middle C.

According to Mr. Thomas, the symphony shares some terrain with the better-known Second Piano Concerto: "They're both major Romantic statements," he said.

Glacial-marine deltas are well exposed in Maine and the Canadian Maritime Provinces, where they provide clear evidence of postglacial sea-level changes including some terrain that has risen more than 100 metres since the ice retreated, a phenomenon called isostatic rebound.

Some terrains he has walked again and again: Dartmoor, for example.

Some terrains which have less friction best suit to robot rolling, whereas there are some rugged terrains where the robot cannot rotate and crawl.

Some terrains are really good, really stiff and do not amplify seismic waves, but some do in ways that are very complex.

Because of some rugged terrain, carts are not permitted.

As a memoirist she manages some difficult terrain.