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Ridge in sentence

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And the Israelites dig in along the northern ridge, and the Philistines dig in along the southern ridge, and the two armies just sit there for weeks and stare at each other, because they're deadlocked.
So the Israelites up on the mountain ridge looking down on him thought he was this extraordinarily powerful foe.
It was a few plywood B-huts clinging to a side of a ridge, and sandbags, bunkers, gun positions, and there were 20 men up there of Second Platoon, Battle Company.
By doing so, that's how we can separate the two ridge patterns.
The ocean contains the world's largest mountain range, the mid-ocean ridge.
The mid-ocean ridge runs around like the seam on a baseball.
But if you were to put it on an equal area projection, you'd see that the mid-ocean ridge covers 23 percent of the Earth's total surface area.
Because it's along the axis of the mid-ocean ridge where the great crustal plates are separating.
Until one of my colleagues said, "It looks to me like a thermal blister, and the mid-ocean ridge must be a cooling curve."
Again, looking for something else, moving from one part of the mid-ocean ridge to another.
We're going to look at the mid-ocean ridge, a 40,000-mile long mountain range.
This is a volcanic ridge.
There were other forces at work, too, shaping this historical patchwork: for example, topography, whether a place faces north or south or it's on a ridge top or in a valley bottom; elevation, how far up the mountain it is; and weather, whether a place gets a lot of snow and rain, sunlight and warmth.
At first, turtle embryos look very similar to those of other reptiles, birds, and mammals, except for a bulge of cells called the carapacial ridge.
The ridge expands around the body between the neck and lower back, creating a disc shape.
Instead of curving downwards to make a regular rib cage, the ribs move outwards towards the carapacial ridge.
There's a ridge right in the middle of the picture, up above where that arrow comes in, that shows you that a little bit.
What looks like a cloud behind the summit ridge is actually snow being blown off the summit.
The climbers got on the southeast ridge.
This is the view looking at the southeast ridge.
And there were climbers on that summit ridge.
You're very exposed on the summit ridge.
OK, this is a view taken on the summit ridge itself.
Those climbers were up near the summit, along that summit ridge that you see up there, and I was down here in Camp Three.
And the climbers up on the ridge were that much higher, 2,000 feet higher, and completely exposed to the elements.
This is a view taken along the summit ridge.
Todd and Pete got up to the summit ridge, up in here, and it was a scene of complete chaos up there.
But we're just going to zip right past this area, this area that includes about 95 percent of the living space on our planet and go to the mid-ocean ridge, which I think is even more extraordinary.
The mid-ocean ridge is a huge mountain range, 40,000 miles long, snaking around the entire globe.
But 10 miles down the ridge... pshhh!
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