Sentence examples for a buttress west of from inspiring English sources

It rises on a buttress west of the frontier ridge.

Tourism, a buttress of the economy upon which an estimated 15 million people depend, remains in a tailspin.

Baraka's manifesto, "The Revolutionary Theatre," served as a buttress for the bandwagon of the Black Arts Movement.

Think of it as a buttress under Bluetooth's rainbow bridge of questionable reputation.

When hermeneutically reclaimed, they stand as a buttress against subjectivist, modernist versions of the aesthetic.

Think of it as a buttress under the Bluetooth's rainbow bridge of questionable reputation.

Fig. 6 View of the sensors in the repair of a sandstone in a buttress.

During the Eocene, units to the west of the Chonta Fault deformed by folding, using the fault as a buttress, and subsequently propagated eastward by thin-skinned thrusting.

It acts as a buttress to the talus and prevents the recurrence of valgus deformity.

So trusting our intuition in extramundane matters would be like trusting the reading of a barometer calibrated at sea level at 14,200 feet on the West Buttress of Denali.

So let's return to 14,200 feet on the West Buttress of Denali with our barometer last calibrated at sea level.