Sentence examples for eroded by weather from inspiring English sources

On Earth, however, small craters are rare because they quickly get eroded by weather and water.

These were not concerned with words in the modern sense of graffiti, but rather with the texture and shapes of crumbling facades eroded by weather or marked by some amateur artist's knife.

Older mountain ranges, eroded by weathering and runoff, mark zones of earlier plate-margin activity.

Specimens partly eroded by weathering when found (e.g. Fig. 3a) can be acid-etched to reveal the internal braincase cavities and canals for cranial nerves and blood vessels, all of which were lined with perichondral bone.

With Yorkshire's slender title ambitions further eroded by poor weather at Headingley, the gap will shortly become too large to close.

Designed by Sir John Vanbrugh, the amateur architect who built Castle Howard and Blenheim Palace, the monument had been badly eroded by time, weather and pollution.

The castle walls were once very strong, but over time they have been eroded by the weather.

This is not Disneyland, it's Cornwall". The carving was finished in February by local craftsman Peter Graham who described the work as "a temporary intervention" which would be eroded by the weather.

The northern side is considerably more eroded by the weather than the southern side.

The village's burnt-out shell is slowly crumbling away, eroded by time and weather, panicking French officials committed to keeping the memory alive.

Its two towers were modest compared with some of the gopuras I would later see, but the style — a layered, wedding-cake look whose sharp edges have been eroded by the seaside weather — had enormous influence on the development of later temples both in India and in Southeast Asia.