Sentence examples for terrains from inspiring English sources
The word "terrains" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to specific types of land or landscapes, often used in discussions about geography, outdoor activities, or environmental studies. Example: "The hikers explored various terrains, from rocky mountains to lush valleys." Alternatives include "landscapes" or "regions."
His most well-known series to date is the grandly titled Emissaries of an Iconic Religion, painterly portraits of the chief priests and diviners of the traditional Yorùbá religion, which was shown as part of a group show, Contested Terrains, at Tate Modern last year.
I was amazed by the energy of local entrepreneurs from the hawkers recharging mobile phones to the throngs of okadas (unlicensed motorcycle taxis) that navigate all terrains and whose passengers heft merchandise on their shoulders and heads.
According to Bernstein Research, the marginal cost of producing new barrels of oil from inhospitable countries or terrains is now around $100 a barrel, roughly the same as the current price.
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Underground sounds of this kind are the seeds of Mr Norgard's newest orchestral work, "Terrains Vagues" (2001).
But sinking wires, which means clearing a corridor 17m to 40m wide and cannot be done in all terrains, carries an environmental toll too.
You should be used to walking hilly terrain.
We had barely left the main A846 road, but the pitted, boggy terrain was already proving to be a challenge.
Extremists do, as Cameron said, "thrive when they have ungoverned spaces in which they can exist, build and plan" and the aftermath of the Arab spring has not just opened up new terrain but also exacerbated existing problems of lawlessness and criminality.
Mawle offered to show me his grouse moor, and so we clambered into a noisy Kawasaki all-terrain vehicle driven by Neil Taylor, Mawle's Scottish gamekeeper.
The struggle between Catholics and Protestants, and the national and international intrigue surrounding the French throne in the early 17th century, are the terrain for one of the most famous adventure stories ever written.
