ravine , also: goyle BrE dialect , also: goyal BrE dialect

Then three months later they found his body in a ravine.

Getting back out of the ravine was even more difficult.

One of us will have to go down into the ravine.

Together, the two men went to find out what had happened in the ravine.

The ravine, which should have been very close now, was not to be seen.

The older woman had started to fire from the ravine.

Soon they left the bank and went up into the ravine.

Let's get all of our friends away from that ravine.

Only 194 were able to walk out of the ravine.

He looked back, down in to the ravine where he'd come from.

Its river course and bed are very much in their natural state inside the ravine.

"But what were they doing down there in the ravine with a fire coming?"

I started back toward the ravine, but he said there was a better way ahead.

"I remember there being a ravine about two miles back."

It's down there at the other end of the ravine.

The local could probably guide him back to the ravine- although.

I felt he was dying before we came to the ravine.

By the time they'd reached the top of the ravine again, the sun had set.

He would have to wait at the bottom of the ravine.

A vision of a particular ravine went through my mind.

The sound of the deep warm dark ravine came near.

There was something moving on the other side of the ravine.

A small ravine led to the left toward the border.

It was cut off from the city by ravines to the south, east, and west.

Women and children went running for the safety of the ravines.