Sentences with phrase «gulches of»

Not exact matches

Yet I'm here to make an argument that it's a big, amorphous blob at the bottom of championship - drought gulch.

«The more attention you can put on those issues, the more it's likely to drive that gender gap into a gender gulch,» Mr. Gyory said, adding that the creation of the new ballot line was a good strategic move for Mr. Cuomo.

The Union soldiers then charge, thinking they have the advantage, but find themselves at the bottom of a large muddy gulch, unable to climb the hill.

You progress slowly through a narrow gulch when one of your companions starts shouting behind you.

For the majority of the Challenger's time on the market, those who couldn't afford to cross the sizable price gulch between the R / T and the SRT models were left behind.

«The chow hall was a big white magnet north of the shopping gulch, a massive canopy that seemed to hover over the pale sands.

The semiarid landscape reminded me somewhat of Utah's red - rock country — dry gulches, rusty bluffs, scattered scrub trees, and tufty grass.

Craggy rock outcroppings, twisted knots of scrub oak, rugged gulches, and wildflower meadows all create a unique golf experience.

We enjoyed the vistas and the green lush setting of this cottage located literally on the edge of a major gulch with ocean views and the West Maui mountains and Molokai in the background.

Perched atop a massive east - Maui gulch, this home truly allows its residents to experience the island's peaceful natural environment from the privacy of their own abode.

A sprawling open world: Traverse snake - infested gulches, punch skeletons wearing cowboy hats, grapple with demon cows, and investigate a wide variety of disgusting spittoons — nearly 100 unique locations to explore!

A gag around every corner: Wordplay and dad jokes abound — along with several gulches, at least one drunken horse, and liberal use of the Oxford comma.

Traverse snake - infested gulches, punch skeletons wearing cowboy hats, grapple with demon cows, and investigate a wide variety of disgusting spittoons.

He explained, «The expression is an abstraction of the experiences, visual and psychological, of being in the deserts, mountains, and valleys, beside and on the oceans, rivers, lakes, streams and creeks, in the forest, woods, fields, meadows and the canyons, gulches, washes and coulees.»

Michael Dean (born 1977) has created what looks at first like a sort of dead man's gulch.

Well maintained hiking and mountain biking trails offer great views of the city and the gulches south of Helena.1 There are also 42 other city parks, including Memorial Park with a large public swimming pool, playground, ice - skating rink and a band shell.