Sentences with phrase «desert place in town»

desert place in town.

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So leaving town isn't a simple matter: the place is essentially deserted, full of zombies, and in the middle of nowhere.

The surreal and moody drama takes place in a rather deserted Iranian town where its residents are being watched by a lonely vampire.

It's hell though, for the folks in A Quiet Place — New England farmers (John Krasinski, Emily Blunt) who, on day 89 of the alien plague, are scavenging for food and medicine and useful items in a deserted rural town.

Early on in Faces Places, Varda and JR visit a former mining town that has been largely deserted; the housing that was built for local miners is now occupied by their elderly children.

But where the original was set in Montana, this version takes place in a tiny town in West Texas ostensibly to mimic the desert locations of the Coen Brothers» Best Picture.

He lived in a bewildering number of places, from the cosmopolitan streets of inner - city Nairobi to the desert towns deep in the Ethiopian hinterland.

Mulaka's Thank You Trailer shows the wide diversity of the game's landscapes and scenery, all of them based on real locations in northern Mexico, ranging from deserts and towns to forests, caves, and even sinister places.

The game takes place in the confines of a remote valley in what looks to be the southwest USA, and the landscape consists mainly of rocky deserts, prairie, farmland and forests — with three towns and a number of isolated buildings and points of interest thrown in.

The conflation of these approaches takes place in an exhibition environment: one that includes photographic prints and readymade objects taken from the actual location of Amboy, a ghost town in the Mojave desert that serves as the central location of the film.

It seems to me that Piccard's point about CO2 balance is really about the embodied energy that it took to create the two Solar Impulse aircraft (HB - SIA and HB - SIB), in the first place: their fuselages, massive wings the span of an Airbus 340, the 12,000 solar cells that line the upper surface of those wings and stabilizer, the motors, batteries, communications and navigation equipment that keeps the plane on track and lets the world watch the flight in real time; not to mention the support team in Switzerland, and in Morocco where it safely flew yesterday, June 21st, from Rabat to the desert town of Ouarzazate.