Phoenix mountain

Usage examples of camelback.

And once she crossed under Camelback, southbound traffic stopped altogether.

Street and Camelback but the Build-more security guards refused to give Rock access to the drive-up ramp despite his having the valet ticket and a nice car.

As I made a quick right turn onto Camelback heading east, I knew there was only one way to determine if these folks were following me or not.

The protrusions of natural rocks like Camelback Mountain and Squaw Peak to the north or South Mountain to the south turned the whole valley into a Zen garden maintained by giants.

As the color slowly drained from our circle, the light built behind him, and I found myself back in Phoenix, on Camelback Mountain, looking southwest over Frozen Shade and the rest of the city.

Seen from the bow of the low-slung ferry, it rises like the archetypal island of dreams, green with spring grass all the way to its camelback ridge, its shores salted with patches of humid evening mist.

Any stray travelers who might wander by, such as curious tourists on a camelback tour of the forbidding desert, would perceive only yet another colorful old fort, neither as well preserved nor as impressive as, say, the more famous citadels at Jodhpur and Bikaner.

This cluster of creatures in veils was jolted along on camelback across the Syrian desert.

He was perched on a camelback sofa smartly upholstered in bleached silk, trying to contain himself.

It was about a dozen men on camelback, black-robed, leather-masked, and bearing ancient slug-throwing submachine guns and long, thin metal tubes meant for firing finger-sized heat-seeking missiles.

Thousands of camels, horses, and goats milled around, as men racing back and forth on camelback herded them into cohesive groups.

Solicitous as ever, he helped her to the old camelback sofa, then went into the kitchen and came back with a glass of ice water for her.

Aaron has decided he will fly, he will sail, he will ride camelback, but he will reach Eastern religion.

She is on camelback, led across sweeping desert sand dunes by the dark orange-eyed Bedouin on horseback.

Lawrence had never looked as striking riding camelback across the sweeping desert sand dunes as Kane looked standing in a living room in Mount Vernon.