Sentence examples for terrain about from inspiring English sources

Agnieszka Holland's In Darkness, like Polanski's The Pianist, treads this treacherous terrain about as well as can be expected.

In southwestern New Mexico, a fire burning since Friday had charred 11,500 acres of rugged terrain about 20 miles from Silver City.

Its dance language, its unfolding structure and its moods are dynamic, as if the terrain about it were continually shifting, like a kaleidoscope.

The terrain about which Baker wrote with such committing force was the coastal Essex of saltings, spinneys, sea walls and mudflats.

This work led him to write Porte à porte: Reconquérir la démocratie sur le terrain, about François Hollande's field campaign for the French 2012 presidential elections.

The vaguely canine-like machine — dubbed "Mini Cheetah" — is also able to trot over uneven terrain about twice as fast as an average person's walking speed, researchers say.

Now, with the presidential campaign being waged on new terrain brought about by the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the war in Iraq, Mr. Bush is making his leadership in fighting terrorism the centerpiece of his re-election effort.

The fence, which breaks only in deference to unconquerable terrain, stands about 12 feet high and is about 12 feet wide.

"Some of his ability to navigate such difficult terrain was about emotional intelligence and the deep faith he nurtured about his vision.

About one third of the runway is dug into the terrain, while about two-thirds is built on an embankment.

The deepest he'd gone, in a loose, rocky terrain, was about 32 feet.