Sentence examples for from a depth from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's quake came from a depth of 11.5 miles, deeper than the 9.3 miles of the quake on 25 April.

Regarded as a major archaeological find, the statue was raised by fishermen five years ago from a depth of 1,600 feet in the Mediterranean.

But Ms. Casanova said lobster traps pulled up from a depth of 12 feet have been found to contain adult male Pacific crabs.

The effort was repeatedly interrupted because of adverse seas and weather, and the technical difficulties of extracting a wooden vessel from a depth of about 1,210 feet.

Howling at a false report of her idol's death, she collapses, "convulsed by sighs that came from a depth no human being could possess".

An emergency drill would ordinarily take only a few minutes, from a depth of perhaps 100 feet, a Navy official said.

The Australian team found an intriguing sample of rock from the Woodleigh region that a company in 1981 had pulled up from a depth of 620 feet.

As the water level shrank from a depth of 53m to 30m and retreated 100km from the shore, the concentration of salt killed most remaining wildlife.

Although the process is not clearly understood, magma apparently forms and rises by buoyancy from a depth of 100 to 200 km (60 to 120 miles).

Such rocks may represent samples from a depth of a few hundred kilometres, where pressures of about 100 kilobars (3 million inches of mercury) may be operative.

The torso was dredged up by fishermen from a depth of 1,600 feet, while a leg had been trawled up the previous year.