Sentence examples similar to lowland break from inspiring English sources

Bordering the eastern shores of the Black Sea, Abkhazia consists of a narrow coastal lowland broken by mountain spurs, followed by a hilly foreland zone of eroded marine and river terraces that merge into the steep slopes of the Caucasus Mountains located to the north.

The terrain mostly consists of an Appalachian oak forest region featuring broad lowlands broken by traprock ridges.

Jæren, lowland plain area, southwestern Norway.

The park is also home to lowland gorillas.

Open expanses of lowland alternate with broken mountain country, cut by deep river gorges and harbouring upland basins such as that in which Sofia lies.

In the western section, which occupies some two-fifths of Russia's total area, lowland plains predominate over vast areas broken only by low hills and plateaus.

The Ringling Circus Museum in Sarasota, Fla., lent a few more, promoting the aerialist Lillian Leitzel, who died in 1931 after her safety rope broke, and Gargantua, a lowland gorilla billed as "the world's most terrifying living creature".

After a first-half free-for-all in the Lowland League, Civil Service Strollers went in at the break 7-3 down to visitors East Stirlingshire.

Two of their bases fell and steady French pressure began to break their covert resistance links with lowland villages.

This divide is broken by occasional cols (depressions) and lowland corridors, notably the Langres Plateau, across the Jurassic outer rim of the Paris Basin.

Ripley also pointed out that the bird picture in Nepal is of extraordinary consequence, for the topography is so plentifully and sharply ridged by great rivers and gorges, and has so great a variation between its highlands and lowlands, that somewhere in the country a dramatic break occurs in the fauna, so that widely differing forms of the same species are found.