Sentence examples for trackless waste from inspiring English sources

In the first shot of the film he wakes to find that his boat has been rammed by debris and is starting to sink in the trackless waste of the Indian Ocean.

Nothing could be less reassuring than to step from the solid substance of 34th Street into an unfurled lobby, which, we suppose, would consist of a trackless waste of loosely shimmering bunting and perilous snapping lanyards.

Faxian first crossed the trackless wastes of Central Asia.

The trackless wastes of the sea were the Greeks' element.

"Though Stahr's education was founded on nothing more than a night school course in stenography, he had a long time ago run ahead through trackless wastes of perception into fields where very few men were able to follow him," Fitzgerald wrote.

Better to live amid the comforts of city-states ruled by benevolent tyrants than to have to hunt your own food, make your own camp, and maintain your own mail servers, amid the beasts and bandits in the trackless wastes outside their walls.

The Doctor discovers that the ship's officers are Eternals, beings who live in the "trackless wastes of eternity," as opposed to the Doctor and his companions, who are "Ephemerals".

"It is known as" (pause for effect) "the Ocean of Fire". Given that the year is 1890, it's likely that Frank Hopkins, the Western cowboy being spoken to, has never heard of the Bedouin, let alone this daunting 3,000-mile 3,000-miledurance test across the trackless wastes of Arabia.

There are no other people, no game, nothing else in this trackless white waste.

Its hot, trackless south has long been bandit country.

The dunes are trackless and endless – and impossibly beautiful.