Sentence examples for trying to traverse from inspiring English sources

Footage from Xinfa village showed rescuers trying to traverse a 35-metre deep ravine using a cable line.

There is also no real way to escape it if you are trying to traverse the borough.

Meanwhile, you are trying to traverse the Sprawl, maintain your own tenuous sanity amid what is clearly an insane situation and perhaps even make things right.

But for all his flaws, and for all the fault-lines in the party that Mr. Clinton was trying to traverse, he held his coalition together, so masterfully at times that even politicians who hated him could only marvel.

A road sign on the nearby highway, the main artery connecting Baghdad to Kirkuk in the north, declares, with misplaced confidence, distances that cannot be measured in kilometres any more, but instead by how many men will die trying to traverse them.

Unstable, granular surfaces like sand dunes pose a particular problem for animals and robots trying to traverse them.

And so he created some, joining an international team in 2006 that tried to traverse the Arctic Ocean from Russia to Canada using skis, dogs and sometimes swimming skills.

During the first few runs through the course the rats often fell as they tried to traverse difficult obstacles, like parallel bars.

But American and Panamanian officials were still trying to understand why the ship's crew had fought so hard to repel a boarding party as the ship tried to traverse the Panama Canal.

During the height of Occupy Wall Street (OWS), I watched as activists were arrested for a slew of superficial reasons, including "blocking pedestrian traffic", a laughable offense to anyone who has ever tried to traverse New York City's naturally crowded sidewalks.

In similar conditions in 1996, the jewel Alpine stage was shortened in fear that the racers would be endangered if they tried to traverse the Galibier peak in howling winds after a freak snowfall.