snowy wilderness造句

• Try getting the vet when you need him in this snowy wilderness.
• Some say they will set out in the snowy wilderness to try to save the animals.
• Elsewhere in the Rockies, Colorado wildlife managers released the first of several dozen lynxes into the snowy wilderness.
• The player must then fight their way through a snowy wilderness to find the small town of Steelight.
• With no supplies in the redoubt the companions venture out into the snowy wilderness, making camp some distance away.
• The jet's pilots are pressed into service, flying everybody off-radar and into the snowy wilderness of Canada, where they are killed.
• And, truth be told, so long as one has food, shelter and a compass, it's gloriously liberating to be lost in a snowy wilderness.
• In " Landscape in the Mist " the social-realist air merges into surrealism as the director takes his audience once again through misty towns and snowy wilderness.
• The Fuhrer has ordered Venkel to remain in England and deal with Claire, while he and Hanne return to their secret base, in the heart of a snowy wilderness.
• Loping through the snowy wilderness of the Continental Divide near here, a lone gray wolf is an advance scout for the latest battle in the West's " wolf wars ."
• For Lemony Snicket and Richard Sala, a little girl named Lucretia hears a knock on her door and discovers a yeti, which she tries to trail through the snowy wilderness.
• Airports in Lapland, northern Finland, reported increases of more than 50 percent in passenger volumes with more than 100, 000 foreign visitors in December flocking to see Santa Claus and enjoy the Christmas season in the snowy wilderness.
• At the reception she later receives a telephone call confirming that Roy will rejoin her at 4 o'clock, and Carlos convinces her to accompany him on a trek into the middle of a snowy wilderness, where they come upon the ruins of an abandoned church.
• Shot back-to-back in the snowy wilderness outside Deadwood, South Dakota, the films used the same crew and cast, which, in addition to Wolff, included Michael Forest, Wally Campo, Richard Sinatra ( The Twilight Zone " episode " A Passage for Trumpet ", broadcast on May 20.
• The second gate is a mirror much like the book's description, located in a snowy wilderness; and there is no third gate ( which, as the third gate would have stood for the precise contrary of " felling one's own worth ", somewhat turns the message to the contrary ).