Sentence examples for natural depression from inspiring English sources

Occasionally they use a slight natural depression or scratch out a place among the debris.

The lake, in a natural depression, was connected to the Gulf of Suez of the Red Sea in pharaonic times.

FAST is a spherical reflector 500 metres (1,600 feet) in diameter sitting in a natural depression.

At the far end, in a natural depression, water would collect during the monsoon; one of the marshes where I shot snipe as a boy lay nearby.

We climbed a sand dune behind the hotel and looked down into a natural depression that had been filled with water, forming a large pond.

The fishpond began as a solution hole, a natural depression in the underlying coral reef, where Mr. Fuchs's grandfather burned trash in the dry season.

One of the ephemeral activities he's engaged in on the videotape is applying bright yellow autumn leaves to a tree trunk, fitting the leaves into the natural depressions of the bark.

In many natural depressions, known as bils, peat, still in the process of formation, has been used as a fertilizer by local farmers, and it has been dried and used as a domestic and industrial fuel.

Carolina bays are natural depressions, commonly filled with water and organic deposits (peat).

It considers both existing lakes and natural depressions suitable to be filled for PHES purposes.

Collected ash was dumped in natural depressions to the east (downwind) of the town, and weighed down with waste building materials in a short-term attempt at stabilisation.