Sentence examples for are worn away from inspiring English sources

Striated pebbles are uncommon because the striations are worn away during transport.

The processes by which materials of the Earth's crust are worn away, loosened, or dissolved while being transported from their place of origin.

Most of the little pictures on the ground showing the appropriate use of each side of the path are worn away.

And this shows that they froze close to the earth, for those that fall far are worn away by the length of their fall and become round and smaller in size.

While some are so old that the characters are worn away, most were erected about a century ago after two deadly tsunamis here, including one in 1896 that killed 22,000 people.

'I've always been fascinated by how people, just by their touch, change something - things are worn away.' She also showed me her cast of an apartment which is going to the Guggenheim in New York and then Bilbao.

Some headstones remain, but epitaphs are wearing away.

Repaved roads that would typically last a decade are wearing away in three to four years.

What do you see when a carpet is worn away?

The porcelain had been worn away and was black".

These men have been worn away, like a weathered poster.