Blue Ridge Mountains

How To Use Blue Ridge Mountains In A Sentence

• The granite peaks and sylvan hollows in the Blue Ridge Mountains are the results of geological changes and metamorphosis over perhaps a billion year period of time.
• In spare yet stirring prose, she recounts the life of her great-aunt Arizona, who "was born in a log cabin her papa built. .. in the Blue Ridge Mountains."
• Ten miles east of my home, east of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the granitic, very heavy clay soil of what we call the Piedmont down there, Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 43rd Annual Meeting Rockport, Indiana, August 25, 26 and 27, 1952
• The steep slopes of the valley floor rise majestically skywards to provide the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
• The granite peaks and sylvan hollows in the Blue Ridge Mountains are the results of geological changes and metamorphosis over perhaps a billion year period of time.
• Thus the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Adirondacks, the Appalachians, and so on would all have their ridges lined with these monstrosities.
• -- With such entire absence of designated western boundaries, so much of the great "denuded" region as will be here under consideration, lies wholly in, and includes much the largest portion of the space between the falls of the rivers and the Blue Ridge mountains, which space, in Virginia, is known as the Piedmont region. Agricultural, Geological, and Descriptive Sketches of Lower North Carolina, and the Similar Adjacent Lands
• A commerical showing "Virginia today ...", pictures of rolling foothills and the Blue Ridge Mountains, families hiking and fishermen fishing; panning out to "Virginia tomorrow [with a little help of Bob McDonnell] ...", showing footage of the after-effects of mountaintop removal [destroyed mountains, scenery, and soot-filled streams once filled with fish]. Does Anyone Else Feel A Comeback On the Way?