Use of tarn in Sentences. 23 Examples
The examples include tarn at the start of sentence, tarn at the end of sentence and tarn in the middle of sentence
tarn at the start of sentence
- Tarn Howe glowed beneath an unsuitably blue sky.
tarn at the end of sentence
- We climbed a little further and Arthur cooled off in the tarn.
- The route then curves around to head south towards Grizedale tarn.
- Behind the house rose High fold Scar; in front, the lawn slopes to the tarn.
- We flew down the moorland road like a bird, disturbing the sleeping ducks at the tarn.
- Go east along the valley on the track around the southern side of Little Langdale tarn.
tarn in the middle of sentence
- Malham tarn is a fascinating place.
- This pool or tarn was encircled by tree!
- This Bridge is 1125 feet above the tarn Valley.
- The goods are to be tarn ( s ) shipped at Honk.
- On the road back to the tarn we passed a cluster of cottages.
- We camped at Blind tarn close to the Coniston fells in the Lakes.
- Use the path along the western edge of Blea tarn to join the Wrynose Pass road.
- The deep and dark tarn at my feet closed over the fragments of the House of Usher.
- The Marshalls erected dams on their estate and were responsible for creating tarn Hows.
- I have just done the shopping at one of our local supermarkets in the tarn region of France.
- At Sprinkling tarn we staggered into the water and must have drunk gallons before we felt lubricated!
- His was the first Guide to specify the names of each fell, beck, and tarn visible from his view point.
- A short climb from the tarn leads to the ridge wall, the summit then being within easy reach on the left.
- A little man called Maurice tarn was the auctioneer, and the sale was held in the fields alongside the Strathmore Arms.
- It took immense audacity to build a cable-stayed road-bridge spanning the valley of the river tarn, near Millau, southern France.
- Background: English architect Norman Foster designed this massive cable-stayed bridge to carry travelers over the valley of the tarn River.
- From the desolation of an abandoned village in Gorges of tarn to the hustle and bustle of downtown Paris, this collection has all the charm you'd expect to see in a French village!
