On leaving Feheis we crossed a mountainous country, passed through a thick forest of oak trees, and in three quarters of an hour reached the Ardh el Hemar, which is the name of a district extending north and south for about two hours.
At six hours and a half we entered a mountainous country, much devastated by torrents, which have given the mountains a very wild appearance.
Sculptures representing Invasion of Mountainous Country, and Sack of City.
I have already described the bas-reliefs representing the conquest of a mountainous country on the southern side of the great hall.
And in another isle are people that go always upon their knees, and at every step they go it seems that they would fall; and they have eight toes on every foot.
And they say also that Jesus Christ spake as soon as he was born; and that he was a true and holy prophet in word and deed, and meek, and pious, and righteous, and without any vice.
It was inhabited, but the Turcomans had posted themselves hard by.
The second day's journey was through a mountainous country, tolerably fertile though ill watered, but we saw nothing but ruined houses.
Having travelled about two hours in this valley, we entered into a woody, mountainous country, which ends the pashalick of Aleppo and begins that of Tripoli.
The country, notwithstanding, was as fine as a mountainous country can be.
I then passed through a mountainous country, tolerably good for travelling on horseback, and came to a little town in a plain on the Nissave, called Pirotte.
So thick was the wood, that it was necessary to have constant recourse to the compass; for every landmark, though in a mountainous country, was completely shut out.
Having crossed the Peuquenes, we descended into a mountainous country, intermediate between the two main ranges, and then took up our quarters for the night.
Passing through a mountainous country, we reached by nightfall the mines belonging to Mr. Edwards.
It is for the most part a mountainous country; the seashore only is level.
Arcadia, a mountainous country, abounding in pastures, and situate in the centre of the peninsula; greatest length, 48 geog.
By nine o'clock next morning we had gotten far up into the rugged, mountainous country where it seemed safe to stop.
We experienced very little difficulty that I now recall so long as we were able to follow the river, but by and by the stream became very small and led us into a rugged, mountainous country.
Thence he went through a mountainous country, lying between the Altai and Himalayan ranges to Kashgar.
There lived Ordu, the eldest of the Tartar captains, and here Carpini and Stephen took a day's rest before encountering the cold and mountainous country of the Maimans, a nomadic people living in tents.
The Andirus empties itself into the Scamander; a river which comes from the district of Caresene, a mountainous country, in which are many villages.
The parts above these, a mountainous country, are occupied by the Catennenses, who border upon the Selgeis and the Homonadeis.
The objections to white, as a colour, in large spots or masses in landscape, especially in a mountainous country, are insurmountable.
Having had the good fortune to be born and reared in a mountainous country, from my very childhood I have felt the falsehood that pervades the volumes imposed upon the world under the name of Ossian.
They build their nests in the tops of the tallest trees in the wild, mountainous country of the west, and more rarely upon ledges of the cliffs.
Like the other Leucostictes, they are found in flocks and frequent rocky or mountainous country, where they are nearly always found on the ground.
They normally nest in hollow trees, generally in deserted Woodpecker holes, in extensively wooded sections, and usually in mountainous country, especially in the United States.
From the summit of the latter he observed an immense extent of mountainous country, covered with forests.
After having crossed a delightful river, a main branch of the Tugilo, Mr. Bartram passed through a mountainous country.
From Ocute to Cutifachiqui are one hundred and thirty leagues, of which eighty are desert; from Cutifa to Xualla are two hundred and fifty of mountainous country; thence to Guaxule, the way is over very rough and lofty ridges.
If the war in the Waikato, and its off-shoot the fighting in the Bay of Plenty, had been in thick forest and a mountainous country, the disparity of numbers and equipment might have been counterbalanced.
As might be looked for in a mountainous country, lying in the open ocean, the climate is windy, and except in two or three districts, moist.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mountainous country" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
