Sentence examples for shallow edge from inspiring English sources

A flicker of gold at the shallow edge of the honey hole, a spooked trout, got me all juiced up.

Shallow edge fuelling results in an unbearable burden on the fuel cycle.

The solution for a semi-infinite rigid block having a flat face but with a small, shallow edge chamfer, and pressed onto an incompressible half-plane, is considered.

In later Permian time, the Toroweap Basin was invaded by the warm, shallow edge of the vast Panthalassa ocean in what local geologists call the Kaibab Sea.

Ideally, a pond should be at least 60cm deep, in a shaded area, with pond liner (to keep the water in), with a few shallow edges for the tadpoles, and no fish.

In deep, freshwater lakes the primary producers (plants) are found either at the shallow edges of the lake (emergent, submerged, or floating macrophytes) or free-floating within its upper layers (microscopic algae, cyanobacteria, and photosynthetic bacteria of the plankton community) (Figure 4).

The very movement of the water over the bed of the ocean, over the shallow edges of the continents, and over the inland seas carries within it the power that is slowly destroying the tides, for tidal friction is gradually slowing down the rotation of the earth.

Walk a short way along the mangrove-fringed stream and search the shallow edges for shoals of small fish It is neither a praying mantis nor a shrimp – and is a much more exciting creature than either, famous for possessing a range of colour vision that we cannot even conceive.

At times they pause to bathe and splash about in the shallow edges of the river.

I spotted my quarry in the warm, shallow edges: dime-sized black spots zooming to the depths as my shadow passed.

As the pair wander piggyback around the shallow edges of the pond, the gelatinous egg strings, which may contain 3000 to 6000 eggs and be 3-4.5 m in length, get tangled in plant stalks.