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• The area includes a cragged portion of the plateau.
• Skeleton Key preceded Pere Ubu, also playing cragged art-rock but adding infectious choruses for pop accessibility.
• Southeast of Jinshanling is the Mutianyu Great Wall which winds along lofty, cragged mountains from the southeast to the northwest for.
• Winter is fast closing in, and soon the mountain passes of the cragged Hindu Kush will be snowbound, ending the prime weather for warfare.
• For the third generation of Klingons, the heavy, cragged head ridges of " The Motion Picture " were redesigned and made less pronounced.
• Watching skiers arc gracefully down granite-cragged mountains leaving a spray of snow glistening in their wakes, he just knew it was something he wanted to try.
• The isolated enemy's main ally may be Afghanistan's difficult terrain, the cragged heights, tunnels and caves of Tora Bora and the mountains northeast of Kandahar.
• How I wish one stood in our yard at home . . . . I measured one [ valley oak ] with wide spreading and cragged branches, that was 26.5 feet in circumference.
• Among his other works were " American Diplomacy 1900 1950 ", " Sketches from a Life ", published in 1989, and " Around the Cragged Hill " in 1993.
• "Sketches from a Life, " and " Around the Cragged Hill " bear comparison with Adams's " Education, " the classic account of a cultural insider's intellectual disaffection.
• St . Remy is also a short drive from Glanum, the ruins of an ancient Roman village, and close to Les Baux, a medieval village atop one of the cragged Alpilles hills, amid miles of vineyards and olive groves.
• The Russian Interior Ministry said that it bombed rebels in several areas on Saturday, including one area " around the village of Kenkhi, " which is about five kilometers ( 3 miles ) inside Chechnya across cragged mountain passes.
• Over the years, hundreds of children and adults have found that a summer spent at Cragged Mountain Farm in the fresh mountain air, having fun with their friends, and exploring the mountains and rivers of northern New England is a priceless experience.
• It is also home to one of the permanent campsites of the Luethi-Peterson Camps and to Cragged Mountain Farm, a co-ed summer camp on Cragged Mountain started by Dr . Henry Utter in 1927, and still owned by the Utter family.
• It is also home to one of the permanent campsites of the Luethi-Peterson Camps and to Cragged Mountain Farm, a co-ed summer camp on Cragged Mountain started by Dr . Henry Utter in 1927, and still owned by the Utter family.
• Then say by quoting that a line has been taken out of one of Donne's poems that is " on a huge hill, cragged and steep, truth stands, and he that will reach her, about must, and about must go"
• The ruts that line his cragged face and the circles under his eyes seem more pronounced than they were when Messier was captain of the Rangers and the soul of their 1994 Stanley Cup champions, who became the organization's first cup winners in 54 years.
• Nonetheless, I'm traveling north on the Pacific Coast Highway through Big Sur and I can't think of any other word to describe the cragged cliffs, the crushing sea as it meets the rocks . ( Kallenberg, Austin American-Statesman ) MOVED.
• Nonetheless, I'm traveling north on the Pacific Coast Highway through Big Sur and I can't think of any other word to describe the cragged cliffs, the crushing sea as it meets the rocks, the ocean mist that hovers over the scene and makes it almost surreal.