Sentence examples for from slopes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "from slopes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: Skiers often enjoy exhilarating runs from slopes of varying difficulty levels.
Big villas nestled in greenery look out from slopes above the sea.
"Problems come not so much from rocky or bad soil, but from slopes and embankments," he said.
Worth a trip by itself is Richard Serra's sublime "Schunnemunk Fork": four massive steel plates that jut from slopes over a wide area.
It doesn't take water directly from the river but captures as much as forty per cent of the flow from slopes that would otherwise feed it, like a sap-gathering gash in the trunk of a rubber tree.
WHAT -- 4-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $1,699,000 This 4,264-square-foot 4,264-square-foot 4,264-square-foote 28 lifts operate during ski season and whouseis mid-June a park opens with six zip lines, a mountain-bike park and a high-speed chairlift to the top of the 10,059-foot mountain.
Stretching out on sheep-cropped turf I listened to a high, fluted, yearning bird-call that drifted up from slopes above Llyn y Fedw and brought to mind a line of Burns, from an extraordinary early lyric that's both tender love song and anti-blood sports tirade: "The Plover lo'es the mountains".
Rain water trickles from sloping collectors on the roof and splashes into a dark lagoon in the main hall.
From sloping greens to foul weather to capricious bounces of the ball, so much is out of the players' control.
Examples from slope stability and foundation rocking illustrate the concept.
Water head height measured from sloping bed [L].
Our results measured from slope are quite different from existing data of flat surface.
