ravine's

In the example shown here, the ravine's swirling winds should keep you away.

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Originally an informal shantytown for Port-au-Prince's poorest, over the years it had hardened into something more solid in the ravine's depths – a home for almost 6,000 people.

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Next to it a stone sentry-house perched on the ravine's edge.

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MacArthur flattened against the ravine's rock wall.

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A quick dash down the transitionway and he'd be home, but the long cables that carried the tram he'd seen earlier to the ravine's bottom were next to a platform a hundred yards farther away.

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"Bloody fool, " Sharpe said to the body, then he looked up into the gathering night and saw a great shadow at the ravine's edge above him.

Sharpe's Havoc Cornwell, Bernard 2003

Sharpe climbed up the ravine's side until he was near Harper and the Sergeant lowered his rifle to haul Sharpe the rest of the way.

Sharpe's Havoc Cornwell, Bernard 2003

Chekov realized it was going to slam the ravine's far wall only an instant before the undercarriage ripped open on the broken stone.

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A man might fight his way through those outer walls, but then he will come to a deep ravine and find the real stronghold lies on the ravine's far side.

Sharpe's Fortress Cornwell, Bernard 1999

He was nervous, and made even more nervous by the fact that he was leading a makeshift company in full view of the thousands of redcoats on the ravine's northern slope.

Sharpe's Fortress Cornwell, Bernard 1999