Sentence examples for eroded into the from inspiring English sources

First, valleys may have been eroded into the landscape before the tectonic features (folds and faults) were developed.

The Jamestown site was long thought to have eroded into the James River but was rediscovered by Dr. Kelso and other archaeologists, who began excavations in 1994.

Ancient soils were being eroded into the sea8, and some should have been preserved as palaeosols similar to those in strata from more recent times.

At present live coral cover is restricted to isolated colonies growing in grooves, potholes and karstic channels eroded into the modern terrace surface.

With the rise in sea level that followed the melting of the Pleistocene glaciers, the steep-sided canyons that had been eroded into the Pliocene surface during the period of lower sea levels were gradually flooded.

Evidence of the silver state's lacustrine past can be seen at Cathedral Gorge state park, near Panaca in eastern Nevada, where a dramatic series of canyons have been eroded into the soft bentonite clay.

Coastal areas that are home to indigenous communities are eroding into the sea.

Ulcers that penetrate the back wall of the stomach or duodenum erode into the pancreas, and back pain becomes prominent.

But Pollara remains perfectly intact, even if the stripey stratified cliffs are quietly eroding into the sea.

Homes built on top of former dune systems, like those in Galveston Island, Tex., eventually begin eroding into the ocean.

In a business where prices fall 25percentto50percentcent a year, every week a product is sitting on the shelves it is eroding into the vendor's profit margin.