例句與造句

1. On the other, an avalanche chute disappeared into the clouds.
2. Out the window was a picture-postcard look at snowy Cascade peaks, their avalanche chutes reaching down like witches'fingers.
3. Also past Elk Park, the railroad is among some of the highest concentration of avalanche chutes in the state.
4. Hope came for the actualization of opening Temerity in the 77-78 season, when the natural avalanche chutes of Steeplechase opened.
5. Steep slopes above the tree line present the greatest danger, and avalanche chutes are easily recognizable if you look for them.
6. It's difficult to find avalanche chute in a sentence. 用avalanche chute造句挺難的
7. After leaving Sheep Camp and before the U . S . ranger station, the trail passes through a large avalanche chute.
8. Diller Canyon ( deep and wide ) is an avalanche chute that was probably carved into Shastina's western face by these flows.
9. The Adams River herd of Roosevelt Elk use the valley bottoms, wetland areas and avalanche chutes for their summer ranges in Schoen Lake Provincial Park.
10. The towering, pyramid-shaped rock peak of Crested Butte Mountain, cradling skiable avalanche chutes, is more than a stunning backdrop for the historic facades of Elk Avenue.
11. Cascade is two hours and by rail from Durango, and in the winter trains are turned here on the wye due to avalanche chutes further up the railroad.
12. While training and technology may slow fatality rates, some experts fear that the Rockies are following the residential development of the Alps, allowing homes to be built at the bases of old avalanche chutes.
13. One Northwest congressman privately compares life with Bill Clinton to being roped to a climbing leader who has a shaky sense of direction and a habit of lingering at the base of avalanche chutes.
14. In many areas, it is a highly characteristic colonist of avalanche chutes in mountains, where potentially competing larger trees are killed by regular avalanche damage . " A . viridis " survives the avalanches through its ability to re-grow from the roots and broken stumps.
15. It was an uphill battle, quite literally, as those early riders were relegated to a lone lift at Berthoud Pass or a half-day's drive from Denver to Wolf Creek, more often choosing to take their chances on the avalanche chutes of Loveland Pass with the hopes of hitching a ride back up to the summit between powder runs.