Over a carpet of full-bodied coniferous trees, the jagged spine draws closer until we're looking at it vertically, finally using the glass dome to its full potential.

Slowly, like a shadow looming at the back of things, the great Mewstone grew, its jagged spine silhouetted sharply against the morning sky.

Indeed, it was darker than blue; it was almost black, and the jagged spines of rock standing against it were like his mental picture of a lunar landscape.

The interior remains wild, with the Raukumara Range forming the Cape's jagged spine.

Lee, clinging to a jagged spine of displaced metal close beside him, was looking in the same direction.

The jagged spine of the Alps stretches deep into this country's interior - and culture.

Maggie gave him the binoculars and Baedecker swept the ridge twice before finding the small figures high on the jagged spine of the mountain.

A crystal the size of a house was trundling slowly toward Hansen on jagged spines.

It consists of thick jagged spines that reach three millimetres in height.

While munching his portion, Tas had looked to the east and was the first to spot the jagged spines of the mountain range about which they were now bickering.