Sentence examples for terrain up from inspiring English sources

And if the walk to the waterfall allows you to inspect the terrain up close, the return trip offers the views of the gods.

"There is some pretty tough terrain up in there that firefighters can't get up to -- that's why you've seen so many aerial efforts".

Another 40 sites for permanent schools in more remote areas are still being identified; all will be in rough, hilly terrain up to eight kilometres from established roadways.

Artists, musicians and other bohemians tend to be the first to move into poor areas, opening the terrain up to the bankers, advertising executives, journalists and university lecturers who follow.

It is a walk of more than 150 miles that circumnavigates the Annapurna massif, ascending from subtropical terrain up to the high deserts of the Tibetan plateau, in the shadow of peaks that tower to more than 26,500 feet.

The PSD sensor mounted on the front of the body part is used to detect deep ditches or high steps; it can sense the terrain up to 105 mm in front of the robot.

LS3, a dog-like robot, trots behind a human over rough terrain, carrying up to 180kg of supplies.

The lake is 6,743 feet above sea level, and the surrounding terrain rises up to about 9,000 feet.

The genial, bear-like singer knew he needed a new environment in which to navigate the new emotional terrain opening up before him.

Considering we timed our arrival with the worst early season snow since records began, the vast Espace Killy terrain stood up better than it might.

In recent years the Mostly Mozart Festival has swung its programming lasso across diverse terrain, rounding up resident composers and attractive new works and creating intriguing thematic connections.