Sentence examples for shallower of the from inspiring English sources

Both Koreanic and Japonic are relatively shallow language families, with Koreanic the shallower of the two, consistent with the chronology above.

Also, the narrowing and shallowing of the upper bay pile up huge masses of water there.

Similarly, New Yorkers in 2140 love "motoring across the shallows of the Bronx," dodging "roof reefs".

A late afternoon trip into the shallows of the great sand sea should be compulsory.

Something rapid and primal, ceremonial, in the shallow of the open boat.

Others they killed, dumping the bodies into the muddy shallows of the Sava River.

A sprawling meadow of seagrass in the shallows of the Mediterranean may be the oldest living organisms on Earth.

It is the smallest and shallowest of the oceans, made up of two basins separated by the Lomonosov ridge.

For four nights riders spur their horses down the hill and into the shallows of the Okanogan.

Clara could see the Miskitu stilt houses, and the cattle standing in the shallows of the silty water.

Lake Erie, with an average depth of only 62 feet (19 metres), is the shallowest of the Great Lakes.