Immediately to the north lies a deep ravine, and beyond a single ridge is the wide valley of the Gambar, with numerous mountain spurs, which, from their comparatively lower level, are not prominently brought into view.
After a mile, passing round a projecting spur, a fine view was obtained of the river Sutlej at the bottom of a deep ravine, and of the mountain range north of the river, now in several places covered with heavy snow.
The front of the camp was covered by a deep ravine skirted by a dense forest, running nearly parallel with the lines, from the river hills westward.
Tekaharawa Falls, in a deep ravine north of the village, near the road leading to the Mohawk.
We followed him along a devious cattle-path that skirted a deep ravine, until we came to a spring that bubbled up from beneath a huge shelving rock whose face was smooth and mossy.
Sliding rapidly down the tree, I lit on another bench in the mountain, from which I made my way down into the bottom of a deep ravine.
They moved on toward us until nearly within rifle range, when they went down into a deep ravine, which ran nearly in a half circle around the house, and about one hundred and eighty yards distant from it.
There was, as I have said, a deep ravine in front of our left.
It was not only divided, but it was separated by a deep ravine of the character above described.
This movement carried the brigade over a deep ravine to a third ridge and, when Smith's troops were seen well through the ravine, Osterhaus was directed to renew his front attack.
The route lay towards the south-south-east, across a sloping plateau intersected by dry watercourses, towards a deep ravine, full of boulders and huge detached rocks.
Approaching Laruns, the valley appears terminated by high crags, and we could just distinguish the road to Spain, leading into a deep ravine, which seems scarcely more than a crevice in the rock.
From Pierrefitte the road suddenly turns into a deep ravine, with the river rushing below, and immense masses of crag rising many hundred feet above.
While we were crossing a deep ravine, on our way to camp, we ran into a small band of buffaloes that had been frightened by some of the hunters.
About 11 o'clock that day while Major Babcock was ahead of the main command with his company, and while we were crossing a deep ravine, we were surprised by about three hundred warriors who commenced a lively fire upon us.
We traveled until late in the night; when upon discovering a low, deep ravine which we thought would make a comfortable and safe camping-place, we stopped for a rest.
Our road then led up and down the south side of a deep ravine, with many tortuous windings.
Thence we descended several thousand feet into a deep ravine.
From the hamlet of Pa Sung we dropped down to a deep ravine at the bottom of which is a sparkling mountain stream spanned by a rustic bridge.
At length, about a quarter of a mile above the falls, he found a deep ravine, where there were some shelving rocks, under which he took refuge.
The valley of the river on one side, and a deep ravine on the other, render access to three-fourths of this fortification extremely difficult.
Some distance to the north-west of the enclosure, and on the opposite side of a deep ravine, is another small circle, one hundred and forty feet in diameter, with three entrances.
The largest circle is situated upon a detached point of land, of the same level with the adjacent plain, from which it is cut off by a deep ravine, in which flows a small stream.
On the right was a deep ravine, down which ran a brook; the hill beyond it was covered towards the top with a wood, apparently of oak, between which and the ravine were small green fields.
Between me and the hill of the burning object lay a deep ravine.
The northwest corner area (28 acres) was triangular and bounded on two sides by rock fences and on its third side by a deep ravine.
On its third (southeastern) side the area sloped into a deep ravine.
The largest pond, in a deep ravine in the northern part of the pasture, was constructed in June, 1956, and became filled in approximately one month (Pls.
From one of their openings descended a deep ravine, widening as it issued on the prairie.
We were skirting the brink of a deep ravine, when we saw Henry and the broad-chested pony coming toward us at a gallop.
There seemed no shelter near, but we discerned at length a deep ravine gashed in the level prairie, and saw half way down its side an old pine tree, whose rough horizontal boughs formed a sort of penthouse against the tempest.
Nègue with the Escoutay, which flows through a deep ravine.
Sioule, which traverses by a deep ravine a bed of lava from the crater of Puy de Dome.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deep ravine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
