Happening to look up on a high ridge to the north of us, I saw a large band of Buffalo coming towards us, and I thought by the lay of the ground that they must pass through the spot where we were going to camp.
The next day we were traveling along on a high ridgein the south east corner of what is now the State of Nevada.
Myself and my assistants now took the trail of the Indians, and we had followed it about five miles when we came to a high ridge, and as we looked down into the valley we saw the Indians in camp.
High ridge to south plainly visible, a good deal of snow visible.
Here there was a high ridge to the right, crowned with a wood of Q.
In five or six miles of a northeasterly course, we struck a high ridge, broken into conical peaks, on whose summits large boulders were gathered in heaps.
It might be though that you wouldn't even get out of High Ridge.
You know," said Bob, "my father says that Mr. Wernberg is about the most rabid German in High Ridge.
Do you think there'll be much trouble with the Germans here in High Ridge?
Crook to a high ridge, where, with his glasses, he could overlook the whole country.
Just before sundown we halted on a high ridge, when I took a look through my glasses over the country.
It was in the evening of the fifth day when we came upon a high ridge, and almost due west of us and far below we could see a great valley, since known as Gallatin Valley, where Bozeman, Mont.
The second day out we climbed to the top of a high ridge, and by looking through the glass we could see a large emigrant train coming, which we thought to be about twenty miles distant.
At the point of conflict rose a high ridge of water, over which came the sea current, combing down like water over a mildam.
One of us ascended a high ridge, to survey whatever might be within view.
He had scarcely advanced a league, before he killed a deer on the top of a high ridge.
The river seems here to run upon a high ridge; for we can see from our crafts a great distance back into the country, which is thickly covered with musquito and other low and scrubby trees.
I left the house early in the morning, and, starting a deer close by, gave chase, following the track over hill and dale, until I reached a high ridge bordering on Lac de Sable.
Its banks, which are clothed with verdure to the water's edge, recede by a gradual slope until they terminate in a high ridge, running parallel to the river on both sides.
Words can give no conception of the ghastly desolation and hopeless dreariness of the scene which meets one's eyes from the crest of a high ridge.
Warri and I were leading, riding Highlander in turn; on cresting a high ridge we saw before us a little clump of mulga and grass, amongst it a camp of some dozen or more natives.
If the animal is on a high ridge, the sides of which round upward a little, the hunter may crawl on his hands and knees until he sees, just visible above the grass, the tips of the horns or ears.
Up on a high ridgeonly a short distance off, his body was lying, another victim of Indian murder.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "high ridge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
