Sentence examples for sloped up from inspiring English sources

A ramp sloped up to the east, to the top of a bulwark, against which leaned massive ceramic stelae.

In the 18th dynasty (c. 1567 1320 bce) beds sloped up toward the head, and a painted or carved wooden footboard prevented the sleeper from slipping down.

I walked around the edge of the bay for about half an hour before coming upon a path that sloped up into woodland and arrived at a clearing.

The labyrinth of alleys sloped up the foothills, and the mud-mortar homes became denser, muddier, as the grade grew steeper.

And for some bizarre reason, the floor sloped up toward the screen, forcing you to lift yourself up to see anything.

To the east, the building's underbelly sloped up in a 35-foot-long cantilever over a small public plaza toward the High Line, the new park built on an abandoned strip of elevated railroad.

Everywhere in Brooklyn eventually slopes up to Sunset Park.

The green expanse across Charles is Boston Common, sloping up toward the gold-domed State House.

Go  through the gate and continue to follow the path as it slopes up.

The tail slopes up to the left and is hard to get to.

The neighborhood slopes up from the bay, and various roads wind up and around the emerging hill.