Utiliser "boulder" dans une phrase

1. John clambers up onto a boulder, looks around, spots a pair of military jeeps and an old truck speeding their way

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2. Glenelle knew that because she could run it, but she was still on Ava's verandah at the time, still physically in the silicon blades in the core of the two hundred by four hundred foot boulder that remained of Gordon's Lamp

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3. They would dislodge a boulder, guide it to the Kassikan itself

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4. The woman he spent three decades with was copied from this electronic mind that inhabited the boulder where their starship was parked

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5. "You can follow their sign that's days old, they move thru the bush the way a large boulder comes down a mountain

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6. He saw Steve waiting by a large boulder, and watched as he came forward as they landed

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7. Beth sat on a large boulder over looking the south ridge

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8. Over here, Jerry had adjusted to the dark first; it’s over there, towards the sidewall, by that boulder

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9. Collin lay down on a large boulder in the center of the floor of the great Hall

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10. There was a huge boulder in the center and it appeared to have been sheared in half; it was used as a great table

11. The sun was climbing and it wasn't long before I had to shield my eyes from the glare and rest in the shadow of a huge old boulder

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12. There was some speculation on the 'threads' that were seen reaching from one boulder to another in some observations in some recent postings

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13. They knew nothing of where the ship came from or where it went other than, 'the sky,' but Brancettrabble was pretty sure it came from that boulder up in the null spot

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14. There were quantum information sources in all the bodies larger than a boulder out here

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15. He stood to the side of a boulder and watched her

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16. And then, just where our view was hidden by the biggest boulder of all, the track grew less steep

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17. 2 stories onto a boulder and breaking her back:

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18. A massive boulder on the inside was then rolled back across the entrance; one man climbed above it and pulled on a rope and a large black tarp unrolled, covering the entrance

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19. When they rolled back the boulder in the morning the men found the frozen body of an obviously pregnant Snotig, a large cat-like animal indigenous to the area

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20. Matt was sitting on a large boulder, near to where

21. He sat on the boulder seemingly just staring at the sun, or maybe at the field beyond the lacework of leaves

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22. "In that boulder off Narrulla's nose

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23. The Boulder Dwarf looked angrier than ever at his words, while the blind, old man simply looked defeated

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24. Standing just over five-stones (roughly ten human feet), his father wasn’t the largest of the Boulder Dwarfs

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25. After a millennium of infection, its cells and its soul were utterly consumed by the dark power, endowing it with strength equal to the greatest of the Boulder Lords

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26. The undead had victory all but in their grasp when the two hundred Boulder Lords came storming down the wall, sweeping thousands of the fiends to their deaths

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27. Though yet a child, Gunt would be the last of his line, and therefore heir to whatever remained of the kingdom of the Boulder Lords

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28. Dwarven artisans and builders could often be found in Lock Core, but the majority of their people remained in the mountains; the Rock Dwarves dwelling deep within, burrowing caverns, halls and mining the rich supply of precious ore, while the Boulder Dwarves lived upon the cliffs, constantly sculpting the mountain face into elaborate caves

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29. The Boulder Lords continued to gather nearby stones, and had created several towering stacks along the edge of the wall

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30. The eyes of the Boulder Lords weren’t as strong in the darkness as their smaller cousins nor anywhere near as keen as that of the elves

31. Of the Boulder Lords, few of his kin remained

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32. Indeed, the Boulder Lords sent many to hell before they went down

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33. He swung her from his back, depositing her upon a boulder at the side of the road

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34. Brice was amazed to see that operating the hoist was a gray bearded Boulder Dwarf -- whom he quickly recognized as the very same being who had nearly plowed him over when he had first come upon the Wayward Inn

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35. From there the line continued to run northward, a ragged group of Boulder Dwarves, humans, and elves, nearly four hundred strong

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36. Coordinating their movements with jabs of his massive war pick, the wicked boulder dwarf Gunt kept the crowd moving at a constant and ordered pace

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37. "Place the tents and packs behind the rocks and lets explore around the lee of the mount" Fizzicist then jumped onto a boulder to attempt a better view forward, but the gale snatched at his coat and pushed him over

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38. So the group, hand in hand skirted the heights of the mount, or tried to, for the rocks seemed to getting larger and the pathway steeper, until squeezing between huge boulder pillars they reached the summit

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39. Some, they said, could squash a boulder dwarf in their fist, and with one punch, entire stones were split

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40. Alec's patience was as precarious as a boulder dwarf dangling from a frayed thread

41. Klarrain had to go thru the dates how it made the difference between getting there before or after the mother ship re-unites with the other boulder

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42. On the other side, beneath the arched entry way into the keep, the boulder dwarf looked around, scratching his head of gray hair when suddenly he must have caught sight of Nathalia and her armored pursuers for without pondering the situation a moment longer, he wrapped one of his meaty hands around a lever and thrust it to the ground

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43. She left the boulder dwarf and his paltry group of soldiers to join Emily and Tetloan

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44. Crushing metal, bones, and even the stones beneath its feet, the Boulder Dwarf repeatedly heaved his war pick into the air and hammered away at the being's body, only satisfied with his work once he was looking down at a crumpled pile of steel and pulp

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45. Even more miraculous than the appearance of the boulder dwarf, all around her the Reapers were suddenly disintegrating

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46. Pleased to aid them, the Boulder Dwarf Gunt hastened their brutal task with the pounding of his war pick

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47. Someone in astrophysics in the next row whispered to his wife that it would take a four mile boulder to take out all of the pyramid's megalopolis

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48. A huge boulder lay blocking the entrance to the Wild Wood but on it someone had scrawled a note in rock-chalk

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49. ” Now I want you all to go back and camp by the boulder near the canyon

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50. Mary Dwindle looked about her and saw the large boulder directly in front of her

51. "They started moving away last week, all but one boulder of the starship

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52. She remains trapped in the boulder that was left by Narrulla once again

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53. I sat on a boulder to wait for the other part of the ceremony, but I really wanted to take Savannah away and protect her

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54. Earlier, we looked at Sisyphus, doomed to a futile existence of pushing a boulder up a mountain

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55. Just as he completes his task, the boulder thunders back down the mountain

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56. He sees the boulder rumble down the mountain and knows his toil will never end

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57. We have now frozen Sisyphus in the space between the stimulus (the boulder rolling down the mountain) and his response

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58. They condemned him to push a boulder up a mountain, only to see it roll back down again

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59. He felt his knees give way and he quickly sat down on a boulder close by

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60. He soon reached the top and found, much to his surprise, that the boulder was reasonably flat-topped

61. Walking to the far edge of the rock, he reckoned that the next boulder was only around a metre and a half away, a jumpable distance in the lower gravity, even with his heavy rucksack

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62. “If we jump from boulder to boulder, we’ll do this in half the time

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63. With Chris still leading the way, they jumped to the next boulder, walked across the top of that one and jumped to the next

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64. The light was gradually fading and as soon as Chris came across a boulder with a suitably wide, flat top he brought the party to a halt, not that they took much persuading

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65. There was only barely enough space for the tent to sit on top of the boulder

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66. “What’s happened?” shouted Chris, jumping back onto that boulder

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67. They left his rucksack in the centre of the boulder, under a small rock, as a form of marker to make it easier to locate his body in future

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68. I stayed up on that boulder for about an hour

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69. Amanda was sitting silently on a flat-topped boulder some hundred-and-fifty metres away, gazing up at the sky and ignoring Lucy’s approach

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70. Sloan and Elizabeth emptied their contents in front of a large boulder on the floor

71. Then there was another, smaller boulder, ever higher, like they were stairs leading up to touch the clear blue sky

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72. Suddenly, Soldiers appeared from behind a large boulder, then marched rapidly around men and animals

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73. Then Sebastian and Rogan watched in shock as Alex appeared from behind the boulder

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74. Sebastian cursed and sat her on the boulder she’d been hiding behind

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75. The small group headed out to the boulder in the tunnel Alex had hidden behind

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76. The boulder was bigger around than she was, and he was pinned under it by one leg

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77. There were pine trees whose needles hung onto small limbs, shading a part of the boulder

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78. Why, pray tell, are they displayed in the chambers of the United States Supreme Court but, judicial decision after decision, prohibits them from being displayed, even in a state Supreme Court? This, while the residents of Boulder, Colorado, home of the University of Colorado, are treated with ceramic displays of phalluses

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79. The tornado carried me all the way across from that big boulder over there

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80. She continued to walk, under the hot sun, through the vast paddock, the boulder still far away

81. After many more stops they finally reached the boulder

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82. On the other side of the boulder Stelze lay down in a shady spot, squeezing her exhausted body against the cool rock

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83. He decided to stretch his legs and explore the boulder

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84. Pirate ran for his life, out of the high grass, around the boulder to the shady spot where Stelze lay

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85. Pirate was running through the paddock, along the track they had left in the grass on their way to the boulder

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86. At the boulder

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87. Buddha and Hoover rushed towards the boulder

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88. He followed Ajax who ran ahead as fast as a whirlwind to the boulder in the paddock

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89. He saw Stelze sleeping next to the boulder

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90. Suddenly the boulder opened its mouth, revealing two giant pointy teeth

91. A large boulder skittered past, followed by stray bits of the main curtain wall doors

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92. The boulder came to life

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93. big when it finally disconnected that the crystal that was put it its place was the size of a boulder

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94. To view them as a stepping stone to the other side, not as a boulder blocking the way

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95. The boulder had broken

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96. Claire sat on the boulder, clutching her head in her hands

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97. For a moment she was anchored to the boulder in fear

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98. I think that Professor Baxter was trying to teach us something in King Lear when he made an off-hand reference to the image of starting a large boulder pitching down a steep hill

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99. We were not going into the boulder stopping business

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100. He thought he could convince her to call off the investigation and maybe stop the big old boulder from coming down on his happy little world