Examples of canyon

• Concentrating on the task at hand, he moved slowly but confidently down the canyon, only to find a large boulder blocking his path. 

• He was lying on the floor of the canyon, on his side. 

• He worked his way slowly down the canyon, pushing himself carefully between the narrow walls in search of handholds and supports. 

• Night had fallen and the canyon was turning cold. 

• On April 26, 2003, after spending the night in his truck, he cycled south to the canyon entrance. 

• The space between the canyon walls measured no more than a meter across. 

• And one night their herd stampeded and was checked only in time to save it from going over the canyon's edge. 

• Behind her the narrow and broken trail led to the top of the canyon wall. 

• He resumed his climb, and fifteen minutes later the curly-haired cadet stood on the canyon rim. 

• I went on down to the gully that ran down the middle of the canyon. 

• Jack and Fred looked up and across the canyon at the same instant. 

• Their echo and reverb is not accompanied by descriptions of sublime western canyons, tropical beaches or steaming jungles.

• The hermit thrush uses a pentatonic scale, the canyon wren all twelve semitones.

• Thus, were the canyons at an angle of repose of 30x, they would be y200 m deep.

• Once inside the visitor sees all over the walls of the canyons real cactus sage brush and other vegetations transplanted from their natural clime.

• This is his yin-yang talisman of figure-ground polarities: one half built with intermittent canyon streets, the other half open with intermittent obj ect buildings.

• Also, several bright sinuous features, grading into fans, may be interpreted as gulleys or canyons.

• Each bend rewarded me with verdant hillsides, wildflowers, and canyons.

• Finally, the uppermost area of the painting contains tall, monumental building and canyon-like streets.

• Birds of prey nest on rock scarps and in canyons that are difficult to access.

• The equatorial canyon systems are the only regions in the southern hemisphere where the stability increases.

• The continuous line and open squares represents the site at the canyon floor.

• In the story, a young girl was collecting firewood and, against her maternal grandmother's admonitions, took a short-cut home through a rocky canyon.

• Interactions of such waves with obstacles (such as canyons) may cause local blocking events, and it is thought that the periodic quasi-linear theory can be modified to study such phenomena.

• It's like walking through a canyon.

• Site types that could be particularly suitable to this survey include desert surfaces, duricrusts, pavements, ice surfaces, and large flat-bottomed canyons.