Sentence examples for debris cascading from inspiring English sources

Just 73 seconds after liftoff the craft exploded, sending debris cascading into the Atlantic Ocean for more than an hour afterward.

Thursday marks the first anniversary of the great flood of 2010, which sent mud and debris cascading through quiet Laguna Beach neighborhoods and into the downtown area.

Silt and debris cascading from the San Gabriel Mountains have filled the reservoir to the point of ineffectiveness, and the county is looking into the feasibility of cleaning it out as part of the project.

This time the upper part of the town was also affected as water and debris cascaded through its streets.

The furious onrush of water left sediment a foot and a half deep on the Jersey Shore, and debris cascaded far up the Hudson River.

A dramatized moment of a brief earthquake at a hospital — debris cascades down on an infants' ward — brought collective shudders to an audience all too familiar with that singular sense of terror.

Increasing disturbances, along with trends of less intense land use, will promote further increases in coarse woody debris, with cascading positive effects on biodiversity, edaphic conditions, biogeochemical cycles, and increased heterogeneity across a range of spatial scales.

At moments like these — when the rain is sheeting, debris is cascading off burned mountainsides and mudslides are an ever-present threat — the idea of living in a home nestled against a steep mountain sounds less like a dream and more like what the hell was I thinking?

Cascading debris has buried streams, impacting a diversity of wildlife, a major concern raised by the Environmental Protection Agency.

The active removal of five to ten large objects per year from the low Earth orbit (LEO) region is the only way to prevent the debris collisions from cascading.

It showed that it took them three attempts to extinguish the fire around a fridge freezer using a hose, by which time flames had tracked through the kitchen window and burning debris was already cascading down from the facade of the high-rise.