Sentence examples for eroded back from inspiring English sources

It was formed in the Quaternary Period (i.e., about the past 2.6 million years) when the valley's stream eroded back sufficiently to provide an outlet for the Larissian Lake, which dammed up the Pineiós River.

Over time, the resulting escarpment edge, originally a uniform plateau extending to nearly the present-day coastline [ 11], is hypothesised by some authors [ 11- 13] to have eroded back towards the interior of the country, simultaneously being incised by a series of deep drainage gulleys.

"I think it's quite appropriate because if it was left outside it would slowly erode back into the soil, by which time anyone who knew me would probably be gone anyway".

The Ravens are an interesting monadnock, but injuries will erode them back into the plains. 1 p.m. Line: Steelers by 2 1/2 Jaguars (7-7) at Patriots (9-5) New babies are lifestyle equalizers.

One consequence, according to Touré, a cultural critic writing in Salon, is that the ability of pop culture to unify us he refers to the massive interest in Michael Jackson's Thriller, or Nirvana's Nevermind has been eroded, probably forever:   Back when MTV played videos, it functioned like a televised boombox.

All-terrain vehicles have torn up much of the fragile crust of the open land and eroded many of the back roads.

"With over 22,000 units being built there, a significant softening of prices is likely in the foreseeable future until the new-build premium is eroded and prices come back in line with market averages".

In the space of 20 deliveries, hope was eroded and Australia were back in control.

"Sometime, probably this summer, it's just going to erode so far back that it's just going to catastrophically drain," Pisaric told VICE News.

This week, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner called out banks for the "huge amount of money [spent by banks] to erode, weaken, walk back" financial reform.

The pendulum that once swung towards equality now swings back eroding the gains for which generations before us so valiantly fought.