Sentence examples for indented from inspiring English sources

Either way, the story goes, the pen in his hand slipped on the map, leaving Jordan's eastern border sharply indented.

In pinnately lobed margins the leaf blade (lamina) is indented equally deep along each side of the midrib (as in the white oak, Quercus alba), and in palmately lobed margins the lamina is indented along several major veins (as in the red maple, Acer rubrum).

It is some 300 miles (500 km) long and 30 to 140 miles (50 to 225 km) wide, has a shoreline indented by large bays, often with rocky slopes, and contains many islands.

Natewa Bay, on the east coast, cuts deeply into the island to make a peninsula of its southeastern corner, while the south coast is indented by the broad Savusavu and Wainunu bays.

Luzon's coastline, more than 3,000 miles (5,000 km) long, is indented by many fine bays and gulfs, including Lingayen Gulf and Manila Bay on the west and Lamon Bay and Lagonoy Gulf on the east.

The coast is indented with numerous natural harbours, but the limestone ranges prohibit any natural access to the agricultural hinterland.

The range provides a number of scenic views and is composed of forested terrain indented with deep gorges and streams overflowing slabs of limestone.

Its round, bright-green leaves, indented where they join the long stalks, are 2 cm broad.

Its southern coastline is deeply indented by the Sibuguey and Dumanquilas embayments.

Argyll and Bute, council area, western Scotland, extending from the southwestern Grampian Mountains into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and North Channel in ragged peninsulas indented and separated by deepwater lochs (sea inlets).

If a hard ball is rolling on a level surface, the ball is somewhat flattened and the level surface somewhat indented in the regions in contact.