例句與造句

1. West of the river is the Shulaps Range, which is similarly named for the ram of the mountain sheep in Statimc.
2. Its highest summits are Shulaps Peak 2880 m ( 9449 ft ) and Big Dog Mountain 2, 862 m ( 9, 390 ft ).
3. The best view of the Shulaps Range to be had, other than from one of the neighbouring ranges, is from the former site of Lillooet.
4. The "'Shulaps Range "'is a subrange of the Chilcotin Ranges subset of the Pacific Ranges of the Coast Mountains in southwest-central British Columbia.
5. Physically daunting efforts to reach the alpine-elevation mine site over the Shulaps Range in order to preserve rights to the claim in the allotted time period almost destroyed the large pack-train, but the papers got filed.
6. It's difficult to find shulaps in a sentence. 用shulaps造句挺難的
7. Copper prospects at Poison Mountain and Red Mountain at the head of the valley remain undeveloped, although there is a major reactivated gold claim on the flanks of Big Dog Mountain to their southwest at the head of the Shulaps Range.
8. The area's unique and distinct landscape and ecology, so different even from the rest of the Chilcotin Ranges or the rest of the Shulaps and Bendor Ranges are all unprotected and have been or are being heavily logged, except for special preserves in alpine areas of the Shulaps and in its neighbour to the east, the Camelsfoot Range.
9. The area's unique and distinct landscape and ecology, so different even from the rest of the Chilcotin Ranges or the rest of the Shulaps and Bendor Ranges are all unprotected and have been or are being heavily logged, except for special preserves in alpine areas of the Shulaps and in its neighbour to the east, the Camelsfoot Range.
10. Though no mines have ever been found in the proposed protected area, other than a few marginal ones in the vicinity of Eldorado Mountain, the south flank of Big Dog Mountain at the northwest end of the Shulaps Range was the site of a major gold excitement in 1941, connected with the interests who then owned the Pioneer Mine mines nearby.
11. His adoption of a Chilcotin name for a lake in his territory conforms to other Chilcotin names in use in St'at'imc territory, notably that of the adjacent Shulaps Range ( just east of Tyaughton Creek ) and the Yalakom River, just east of that range, and also Noaxe Lake, high on the side of the Shulaps Range above the Tyaughton basin.
12. His adoption of a Chilcotin name for a lake in his territory conforms to other Chilcotin names in use in St'at'imc territory, notably that of the adjacent Shulaps Range ( just east of Tyaughton Creek ) and the Yalakom River, just east of that range, and also Noaxe Lake, high on the side of the Shulaps Range above the Tyaughton basin.
13. Its source at approximately, is at two subalpine lakes ( one of which is called Horse Lake ) on the northeastern shoulder of Big Dog Mountain, the northernmost major summit of the Shulaps Range, and flowing north and northwesterly until reaching the southern skirt of Poison Mountain, a northeastern outpost of the Camelsfoot Range, where it continues northwesterly, forming a divide with a small upper tributary of the Yalakom River, the main north fork of the Bridge River which divides those two ranges.