Sentence examples for huge volcano from inspiring English sources

Southwest of the city the huge volcano Mount Cereme rises to 10,098 feet (3,078 metres).

Geologists have determined that the lake, some six thousand feet above sea level, was formed after a huge volcano erupted and then collapsed about seven thousand years ago, creating a nearly circular caldera — an enormous basin in which, from rain and snow and runoff, the lake eventually formed.

There is a huge volcano on La Palma, one of the Canary Islands; scientists claim that the next time it erupts, half a trillion tons of rock will slide into the ocean, triggering the largest tsunami in recorded history, one that will make landfall, eight hours later, on the Atlantic Seaboard.

Geologists have determined that the lake, some six thousand feet above sea level, was formed after a huge volcano erupted and then collapsed about seven thousand years ago, creating a nearly circular caldera an enormous basin in which, from rain and snow and runoff, the lake eventually formed.

Santorini is the caldera of a huge volcano, and the volcanic soil lends the wine a distinct, intense minerality.

A narrow channel running through two stunning volcanic outcrops offers players a more action-oriented battlefield, all under the shadow of a huge volcano.

The huge volcanoes are fuelled by massive magma pools that build up deep beneath the ground.

It was just starting to form a crust, and there were huge volcanoes all over its surface.

The terrain steadily slopes upwards towards huge volcanoes that stand ominously as visual centrepieces of the island.

MARTIAN VOLCANOES -- An image transmitted by the Mars Global Surveyor last month revealed cones spanning an average of about 330 feet at the base located near huge volcanoes on the surface of Mars.

The great African Rift Valley, the prehistoric fissure, is lined by huge volcanoes, such as Mount Kenya and the Longonot.