Sentence examples for loose earth from inspiring English sources

Four Afghan policemen began scaling the loose earth, the Americans, again, reluctantly following.

During the party, she spotted some loose earth outside the guesthouse; Chichester told her it was the work of plumbers.

Rankine's work on the stability of loose earth, for example, provided a better understanding of the principles of dam design and performance of structures.

He loved the feel of loose earth and the softness of young stems, but the touch of other people, men or women, caused his entire body to contract as if he'd been burned.

During the last ice age, some 11,500 years ago, glaciers carved the mountain crest lines and high valleys from rounded, convex terrain into sharp, rugged, concave topography and, when they melted, left the loose earth material that they had gouged out of the mountains as glacial deposits in the valley bottoms.

Chen Fu-Yuan, the chaiman of a Tainan engineer's association, speaking to CNN, said he believed the building may have collapsed because its foundations were built on loose earth or the construction materials were not of sufficient quality to support 17 floors.

Another loose Rodwell pass allowed Pedersen to bomb into the Everton half.

It was surprising to see how loose Germany were in the first half; their game was pockmarked by errors.

When contested balls rolled loose, Griffin dived for them, drawing waves of applause from the 15,086 fans at Continental Arena.

To stay loose, Rivera has thrown on the side, feeling better after missing the Baltimore series last week because of a sore left oblique muscle that has now healed.

But it lost momentum when England's veteran hooker, Steve Thompson, who had come on as a replacement only moments earlier, intercepted a loose Irish pass to score.