Whose fault was it anyways that truck three got stuck in the ravine?
The remains of her body were found in a ravine almost a year later.
The bones told a different story: she was executed along with five or six men in a ravine near Vlasenica.
Hasan says he's heard the ravine was used as a garbage dump by the locals for years; few remains have survived.
The ravine inhibits the engines from tearing away, and within seconds smoke appears.
He mastered it, and galloped with a heavy heart up the ravine and to the house of Pop.
Taking his horse, he and Andrew rode at a walk up the ravine.
Andrew walked squarely out into the middle of the ravine and waited.
Without waiting to plan, I began to climb down the steep side of the ravine.
We left our ponies in the ravine and wriggled through the long grass.
1760, "deep gorge," from French ravin "a gully" (1680s, from Old French raviner "to pillage, sweep down, cascade"), and from French ravine "violent rush of water, gully worn by a torrent," from Old French ravine "violent rush of water, waterfall; avalanche; robbery, rapine," both ultimately from Latin rapina "act of robbery, plundering" (see rapine); sense influenced by Latin rapidus "rapid." Middle English ravine meant "booty, plunder, robbery" from c.1350-1500. Cf. ravening.
