It has a most picturesque effect also to meet a train of muleteers in some mountain-pass.

"We had to find our way back to the planes and we got completely lost up in the mountain-pass.

We headed straight for Wambe's place, which was at a distance of about twenty-five miles from the mountain-pass.

'Since our open attempt on the mountain-pass our plight has become more desperate, I fear.

There are knights lying cold in the mountain-pass, and soon there will be more in the river.

It looked to Frodo like the remains of an ancient road, that had once been broad and well planned, from Hollin to the mountain-pass.

Hadji Murad contrived to escape, by flinging himself over the ledge of a narrow mountain-pass.

They may correspond to the "shaggy demon of the mountain-pass" (azabb al-'akaba) of old Arab legend.

He heard not the horns in the mountain-pass, he smelt not the blood on the trodden grass, but his halls were burned, his kingdom lost; in a cold pit his bones were tossed.

From the door of the hacienda he waved his sombrero as we disappeared around a bend in the mountain-pass; we had, perhaps, been a welcome interruption in the monotony of his lonely existence.

During the retreat of Artúr Görgey's army, Guyon carried the mountain-pass of Branyiszko, and by that daring feat of his re-established the communication with the government at Debrecen, as also with the several other Hungarian army corps.

The two were together as the child of earth, his perplexities and terrors ever shot through with flashes of insight and hope, and the fearless, less imaginative, confident angel, appointed to watch and ward and see him safe through the loose-cragged mountain-pass to the sunny vales beyond.

Maybe tomorrow I'll be strong enough to try the mountain pass.

Some say she still makes her home in the mountain passes.

The only way out of there was by foot, over another mountain pass.

We came out of a mountain pass where the air was sick with water.

Not blowing up a mountain pass in the middle of the night.

There is also a bus line running through the mountain pass.

There the high mountain passes and clear light become his chief subject matter for the next five years.

It was just 24 days of walking up and down mountain passes.

Finally the car began winding up through a kind of mountain pass.

Then, we have to decide whether to go back to the ship or to try the mountain pass.

The team was making quick time through a raw mountain pass.

And high mountain passes can experience winter conditions at any time of the year.

They made good time over the mountain pass through the cold of snow and wind at almost four thousand feet.

After a while, the road turned for a final, long ascent over a mountain pass.

"Timber, how far is it to the mountain pass where you saw those people?"

With wind howling through the mountain pass, talking was difficult at best.

He pointed with his chin back up toward the mountain pass.

Note that this mountain pass is almost always a saddle point.

A party of 17 men, women, and children set out on foot in an attempt to cross the mountain pass.

Denver is almost three hours away, and both mountain passes are closed for days at a time in winter.

"The play here is, we're beginning to find holes in the mountain pass," he said.

Soon, the group, now less than a hundred strong, was crowding through a mountain pass.

The dead slowed down in a mountain pass, full of driving snow.

The children are on the bus, following a diversion along a mountain pass.

This mountain pass had not been used by the Romans for decades.