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- noun Plural form of
gulley .
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Examples
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Because they say the best places to go to look for that are areas that are geologically or were geologically active, but those are kind of dangerous because they've got gulleys and ravines, and you can't have robots like the Mars Rovers explore them because they just haven't had a great track record of that.
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Visitors come for the tropical climate, wide white beaches and spectacular sunsets, the opportunities for surfing and diving, the spine of volcanic mountains which send soil and water down deep gulleys to picturesque trays of green rice paddies, the new resorts and souvenir shops, the thousands of temples, and the artistic legacy of its religious and ritual past.
Island Art, and All That Comes With It David Littlejohn 2011
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Visitors come for the tropical climate, wide white beaches and spectacular sunsets, the opportunities for surfing and diving, the spine of volcanic mountains which send soil and water down deep gulleys to picturesque trays of green rice paddies, the new resorts and souvenir shops, the thousands of temples, and the artistic legacy of its religious and ritual past.
Island Art, and All That Comes With It David Littlejohn 2011
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Because they say the best places to go to look for that are areas that are geologically or were geologically active, but those are kind of dangerous because they've got gulleys and ravines, and you can't have robots like the Mars Rovers explore them because they just haven't had a great track record of that.
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At first the cliffs were not really cliffs at all, just very steep hills, eroded into sharp gulleys and ravines.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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At first the cliffs were not really cliffs at all, just very steep hills, eroded into sharp gulleys and ravines.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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At first the cliffs were not really cliffs at all, just very steep hills, eroded into sharp gulleys and ravines.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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At first the cliffs were not really cliffs at all, just very steep hills, eroded into sharp gulleys and ravines.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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Because they say the best places to go to look for that are areas that are geologically or were geologically active, but those are kind of dangerous because they've got gulleys and ravines, and you can't have robots like the Mars Rovers explore them because they just haven't had a great track record of that.
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The dirt track to the Sierra de los Organos is passable all-year in regular vehicles, though care should be exercised when crossing the small dry gulleys, which are enlarged following every rainy season.
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