gulley
gully

Blood flows like water and soon the gulleys are full of crimson juice.

The sides of the bowl were pitted by gulleys down which water poured.

Dozens of vehicles lie abandoned in the gulleys beneath the road.

There are gulleys with sheer drops on both sides.

Blade saw gulleys that must have been carved by water, but no vegetation, let alone birds or animals.

More blasters erupted from the ends of the gulleys.

The widest of the gulleys could handle no more than two or three ants abreast.

Men hunt for wood to burn at night in camps near gulleys with rocks and boulders.

Although it was midsummer there was still snow lying in the deep gulleys.

There was erosion, a few gulleys, but for the most part the pit was a perfect cube.

Maple and lime forests are found in gulleys.

In one of these gulleys they came across a huge, curved bone some fifteen feet in length.

I survey the peaks and the gulleys.

Jon looked down into the grim gulleys.

They raced on through the gulleys between the dunes of glass, heading south and east whenever possible, eyes open for further black cabs.

Rocky gorges excavated by rivers and adjacent wood gulleys may also hold them.

But the gulleys and draws still held dark shadows, dotting the earth like endless caverns.

Deep natural grooves were cut into the hillside, some of the gulleys snaking together to form shadowy pockets.

They covered the countryside, looking through gulleys, ravines and klops.

Behind me lay rutted gulleys and parched earth.

Bridges crossed streams and gulleys and even, in a couple of places, broad rivers.

I mean that you're to keep out of valleys, gulleys, quarries, mines, subways, and so on.

In places the cliffs were split and riven with gulleys and gorges.

They stared around them as the hovercraft raced up winding gulleys cut through the enormous grave yards.

And still more fled through the gulleys that ran east and south from theirtrench line.

From the top of the gully I saw him soon enough.

He began to make his way up the far side of the gully.

So thinking, she started on her way up to the head of the gully.

Maybe the gullies are where we should go to find life.

Maybe it had been made before the gully was there.

Something had pulled itself out of a gully behind them.

But there was a gully ahead she'd never seen before.

She was about ten feet down the gully from him.

She came slowly, one hand against the gully wall to support her.

Did he get from this side of the gully to that one?

There was no one else in the gully on this side.

Now the gully was filled all the way to the school.

She had to do something herself; find a way down into the gully and help him.

There was a deep gully in the middle of it.

The camp's not too far on the other side of the gully.

There was an even chance the man would come on this side of the gully.

He looked at the gully as if seeing it for the first time.

It was toward one of these gullies that they led her.

At the top of the gully, they split into two groups.

A gully cut the bank, and that's how they went down.

In 1882 the gully was set aside for public use.

He took a deep breath and moved toward the gully.

He showed them a gully and asked how it got that way.

We trend right at the top of the gully and we're on new ground.

Perhaps a better way to cross the gully from right to left?