How to pronounce “barren” in English

And it went great for like a day.The trees were completely barren.

Bob Paine also coined another term to describe this sort of relationship, this sort of cascading effect of one species on others,And just these urchin barrens-- carpets of sea urchins were all that existed up and down the Pacific coast, all the way through the Aleutian Islands.

For early modern men and women, you eat your food, it sits in the stomach, gets converted into blood, blood circulates around the body, ends up in the testicles,But dropsy actually causes barrenness, so it's a bad thing for women, but it's good for men.

It's not one of these romantic relationships where they're going to live together for the rest of their life, but they sort of are.in the movie that was barren and needing some sort of musical underscore.

We need them in the school that I teach.This area used to be kind of barren.

And it has a derelict, ghost town, abandoned agricultural station, which we can outfit to support us for as far as the logistics go.But this is a very barren place.One of my cohorts, one of the folks working on this on the field science side, Mary Beth Wilhelm, is about to publish a paper talking about a transect going

It's quite a prickly landscape.It's actually more or less a barren rock in the middle of the sea.It's quite difficult to live on.

They worked in the lumber mills in the Pacific Northwest and on the sugar plantations in Hawaii.They turned this land that was once barren into the agricultural empire that California is today.And in the 20th century, an even greater diversity of Asian immigrants have come to the United States as well.

Our first piece of business to do is to actually unload the aircraft.So we literally start going across this barren wasteland of blue ice and snow, and we do have to worry about crevices as we're going out.

that was marked." And I've spoken to guys at Michigan Tech in this, they have a survey department there, they actually teach surveying as a, as a, as a vocation, who told me that to this daythey still walk the woods and find barren trees marked by these guys in the 1840's and 1850's. The trees are still there. Some of them have fallen over but the photograph thatI have in the book was taken in 1910 I believe which would have been 55 years after Houghton's men marked it. The tree was still alive and kicking then and it was just many, many years

They have separate chapters.And there might be a chapter about barrenness and infertility.And you also find some that are about loss of libido, or as they call it, a want of carnal copulation, lack of drive, as we would call it today.

We were the only two people there.It was this vast, barren field of gravel still surrounded by barbed wire and guard towers, but nobody inside them.So that was my first experience of feeling the presence of those ghosts.

It also gives us an idea of how to look for habitable environments and how to recognize signatures of life by looking atdo we find signatures of life in this very barren hostile environment.So astrobiology is a motivation, but at the same time, we have to find a place.

So there's not much activity, and most of what you find are microbial skeletons, who may have even blown in some distances from other places.So that was framing why we went to this particular barren place and what collection of stuff we wanted to take with us and why.So a little bit about well, what did we actually go out and do.

And you can change the flavor all the time, depending which bread you use.We tend to think of the far north as just barren.I don't know if any of you know Gary Paul Nabhan's writings, but he's written a beautiful book about the desert, which we also think of as a barren place.

in search of caribou and other game.The hunters' ability to navigate vast stretches of barren, Arctic terrain, where landmarks are few, snow formations are in constant flux,and trails disappear overnight, has amazed voyagers and scientists for centuries.

Culpepper thinks that's unfair, so he translates nearly everything they write and publishes it in English so everybody can read it.And he writes that the fourth cause of natural barrenness is a loss of carnal copulation.And he describes it as follows, "when men and women come to the school of Venus either not at all or so frigidly

One ten times the size of Niagara Falls.Fertile, rolling hills abruptly end where a barren, rocky expanse begins.There’s a massive wall of volcanic rock and mazes of channels that look strangely like a human brain.

In fact, “Páramo” translates to “wasteland” or “barren plain,” a comment on both the physical environment and the emotional wreckage of the town.

In fact, it was pretty arid and barren.

I love like my body, barren.

Now that you're gone, it's a barren place.

corners were marked by Douglass Houghton and his men back in 1844 and 1845.And in fact in the book I've got a photograph of a Barren Tree. And what that is is whenthey got to a corner of an intersection it's very, very important, like the corner between

And what the team discovered was incredible: not a flat, barren wasteland, but a 40,000-mile underwater mountain range that circled the globe like a seam on a baseball.

far back as Domingo Faustino Sarmiento’s 1845 novel, “Facundo.” In “Pedro Páramo,” the barren town of Comala reflects the desolation of its people.

And when I entered chess YouTube in 2020, it was barren.

than dry, dusty, and barren.

There are some who had green thumbs, and they took that barren landscape and turned it into bountiful, productive victory gardens,

And it's so amazing going out and following and eating the dust of the Red-Headed Strangers tour bus across thousands of miles of barren American countryside.

We tend to think of the far north as just barren.I don't know if any of you know Gary Paul Nabhan's writings, but he's written a beautiful book about the desert, which we also think of as a barren place.But the Native Americans who lived there knew how to eat from the desert.

At this hour, it can feel like a time machine, going back to the barren swampland that once was here, square miles of muck and still black water.

I was like, man, this is going to be a barren wasteland.

I, your lady, no chambermaid, rest assure and barren bed for you, sit waiting past midnight's croning moan.

It's the perfect place for growing coffee.The images we're used to seeing of Ethiopia, dry, barren desert.That's only a third of Ethiopia.

Which is something I don't buy, because I think if you don't have empathy, if empathy just literally is absent from your brain, what would always grow in the barren landscape

about a 12-hour drive up the Haul Road which in itself is a crazy amazing experience. What you see up there is just unbelievable. It's not barren by any stretch