dune

• Just see on the left that pile of ashes they call a dune here, the gray dike on the right, the livid beach at our feet, and in front of us, the sea the color of a weak lye-solution with the vast sky reflecting the colorless waters. —  The Fall
• But before he could reach the bottom of the dune, the collie had turned, become even more alert, and gone streaking off toward the distant line of water. —  The Forbidden Daffodils
• The barrier had a height of eight or nine feet Standing atop the dune, they could see a thicket of scrawny palms inside the wall, and beyond that, what seemed to be a once prepossessing house which was now in a state of almost fantastic disrepair. —  024 - Red Snow
• It was then that it had come out that Leslie Thorne had walked behind a sand dune, and it was behind this dune that the red snowfall had centered. —  024 - Red Snow
• They had followed the wolf up the next long dune, and then the wolf turned a little toward dawn, walking along the dune's wide crest. —  F ;SF; - vol 104 issue 03 - March 2003

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