Sentence examples for terrain sorting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, military commanders are struggling to navigate the new terrain, sorting through rules and regulations to determine what is permissible and what is not.

"We have 10 years of experience working in this sort of terrain, this sort of weather conditions and in working with our coalition partners, all of which was fairly new to the Army in 1990," said Lt. Gen. David McKiernan, the top Army commander in the region and the officer who would be in charge of all American land forces in the event of a war.

However, it does not suppress 3... c5, which reaches out for open terrain, the sort of thing that intoxicated Siegbert Tarrasch.

It's fun to be in this terrain of sort of comedy-drama because that's what so much of real life is about.

Abrams mounts one or two set pieces that pack a degree of shock'n'awe, including a skydive from space (surely borrowed from Point Break) and a scary sequence in which Kirk is chased across Arctic terrain by a sort of GM walrus.

Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are once again two lost souls searching a barren terrain for some sort of meaning to life, this time in a toney drawing room off Hampstead Heath in Harold Pinter's No Man's Land.

Armstrong told me that Millie's favourite sort of terrain is probably the forest.

What is so remarkable, and here we're drifting into the fun side, is the sort of terrain where you can go fast.

The results are radical turns at high speeds as its high-torque electric motor drives the vehicle over practically any sort of terrain; thus its name.

It's lunchtime, it's raining, we're exhausted, and it's still 14 miles to Ben Nevis, across the sort of terrain that would wreck a tank.

Rather than 20 kilometre Alpine climbs, Qatar is as flat as a pancake, making ferociously strong winds and high-pressure sprints the biggest challenges, but Wiggins has never had a problem with this sort of terrain.