deserts

For three years this bounty of heaven had been withheld from the inhabitants of these deserts.

The marquis did not win the favour to which he was entitled by his deserts.

It is composed of deserts of burning sand and of icy plateaux cut by deep and wooded valleys.

I quite agree with you as to their propensities and deserts.

In the deserts, and among the vast plains of the Arabian Peninsula, a race had slumbered inactive for twenty centuries.

Qualm and pang came upon him as part of the situation, almost as his deserts.

This letter rather painfully reminds us that it is not always the most deserving who, even in high places, receive their deserts.

He had half a mind to start tomorrow for the Syrian deserts.

These forms of providence have little to do with the person's deserts.

The other replied, "He told me never again to travel with a friend who deserts you at the first sign of danger."