Sentence examples for eroded up from inspiring English sources

In some locations, the waves eroded up to 20 feet (6 m) of beach, leaving 70 homes in imminent danger.

The storm tide also eroded up to a foot (0.3 m) of sand from beaches in the lower Texas coast.

Portions of Upham Beach in Pinellas County were completely eroded up to the seawall and other areas in that county had lost 20-30 feet of sand.

In some areas, the waves eroded up to 20 feet (6 m) of beach, leaving 70 homes in danger of collapse.

During the dissolution kinetics, the coating layer gradually starts to erode up to a limiting thickness of the coat.

The meres were originally bounded by a sod-cast boundary bank and ditch; today this is heavily eroded, and up to 3-foot 3 inches (1 m) high.

As Kitchen Creek continues to cut into the rock and erode it up the Allegheny Front, the creek's slope will decrease and become less steep.

And yet the very act of writing has become my way of finding a space and of building a home for myself, my way of taking a shapeless, marshy world and firming it up with paper, the way the Venetians firm up eroded land by driving wooden piles into it.

The volcanic cones are highly eroded and cut up into high crests and deep, radiating valleys.

However, though some of Asian shares' earlier gains were eroded, they stayed up, partly on hopes of Chinese government intervention to stimulate manufacturing.

The eroded thickness was up to 2500 4000 m generally.