Sentence examples for steep dead from inspiring English sources

Along the way Thomas's troops would enter a geological formation called McLemore's Cove, a canyon-like feature with a broad floor plain and a steep dead end created by the conjunction of Lookout and Pigeon mountains.

It's more complicated than that: steeped in confusion, dead ends, blank spaces and broken fragments.

SEATTLE, Jan 26 (Reuters) - A 60-year-old Washington state hiker reported missing on Christmas Eve has been found dead in steep, densely forested terrain of the Olympic National Park, a park official said on Monday.

All of the new programs are steeped in long-dead European or other Western writers from Aristotle to Hemingway, according to the National Association of Scholars, a conservative organization that encourages and records the germination of such classes.

And so we tag along to an ancient monastery where the monks condescend to the visitors, up peaks where people take snapshots rather than taking in the vistas, on to a cemetery so steep and narrow that the dead are buried standing on their feet.

Daylight of the second day disclosed many North Korean dead on the steep slopes outside the perimeter.

The Walking Dead saw a steep dropoff in viewership last season, largely from comparisons to its own earlier seasons.

To be fair there are some very nice parts of nature a lot of dead seals and steep hills, which tourists think are pretty cool.

Logistic regression analyses revealed steep thresholds for the amount of dead standing trees and the probability of three-toed woodpecker presence in both Sweden and Switzerland.

September 11 is dealt with in Dead Air, and The Steep Approach to Garbadale could be read as commenting on the war on terror.

A COMTF-sponsored public meeting in Guerneville in 2006 turned confrontational as landowners demanded to know why nothing was being done about the piles of dead tanoaks in the steep, forested canyons where they lived.