Sentence examples for creating a shallow from inspiring English sources

Dust probably falls in the cracks, creating a shallow depression on the surface above.

Seventy million years ago, the Rocky Mountains had yet to rise -- creating a shallow inland sea to their east -- and the North American prairies did not exist.

During the 1930s the Dutch constructed a dike 19 miles (31 km) long across the entrance of the Zuiderzee, thus creating a shallow freshwater lake called the IJsselmeer; they then proceeded to reclaim some three-fifths of the former sea for use as farmland.

The field at Waterloo was 5.5 km wide, with two parallel ridges running west to east, creating a shallow valley 1.4 km across.

The potential energy of the displaced seawater is turned into kinetic energy, creating a shallow wave radiating outwards at a velocity proportional to the square root of the depth of the water.

Create a shallow pond in garden or wood and frogs will probably find it and lay spawn.

Gently pounding surf, broken by the thin coral reef crest, created a shallow aqua-blue swimming hole.

The design extends the wooden boardwalk away from the water the full length of the museum, to create a shallow plaza.

As you paint the objects, you will notice that this eye level creates a shallow space, with the objects looking rather flat and abstract.

A large aperture creates a shallow depth of field, so an object of interest remains crisp while the rest of the scene is blurred.

To accomplish this, she created a shallow water-column environment of rich sediment and brackish water, and diffused methane into the sediment bottom.