Sentence examples for through a terrain from inspiring English sources

During a trip to Telluride, Colo., last January, 9-year-old Finbar Cohan of Silver Spring, Md., took his father through a terrain park he had visited in ski school -- but not before a safety talk.

Wölfli's creations treat the eye to a roller-coaster ride through a terrain bounded by Piranesi, biblical myth, illuminated manuscripts, tantric mandalas and Swiss cuckoo clocks -- in other words, a dizzying multi-cultural universe.

Verbal mishaps aside, Morgan, 24, and his team-mate Jamie Nicholls, 20, had armchair fans hooked on a thrilling if utterly bonkers event, which involves flying down a slope through a "terrain park" that makes the skateboarders' lairs the length and breadth of Britain look tame.

After skiing down to Plan de Gralba, and taking two lifts up toward the base of the Sassolungo, you enter a beautiful pass called the Passo Sella, which takes you through a terrain of bizarre rock forms flanked by a towering peaks.

Gaskell, who was trekking by himself through a terrain full of limestone caves and gorges, was found alive and well albeit covered in leeches and maggots, and close to starvation.

But Longstreet steadfastly insisted the attack go straight forward, through a rocky terrain full of Union sharpshooters called Devil's Den.

They treat the eye to a ride through a multicultural terrain bounded by Piranesi, biblical myth, illuminated manuscripts, Tantric mandalas and Swiss cuckoo clocks.

Through a textured terrain of slate and granite outcroppings, open meadows, trees and wetland, the Taconic Parkway morphs from expressway to country road as it heads north.

Smugglers drive the immigrants near the checkpoint then let them out, to find their way around it on foot through a thorny terrain of private ranches in temperatures that often exceed 100F in summer.

Typically -- especially in the four films written by Burt Kennedy -- the aging lone rider, Scott, makes his way through a hostile terrain (the same Lone Pine, Calif., stone piles coming to suggest a dinosaur graveyard), escorting a wanted man and/or an endangered lady.

IT takes planning, strength and guts to venture through a sheer terrain of snow and ice so treacherous that, if you find yourself suddenly sliding down the side of a mountain or into a crevasse, a metal weaponlike tool that may have as many as three sharp points could save your life.