Sentence examples for sloping terrace from inspiring English sources
The embankments at the lower end of the sloping terrace played a crucial role in the soil redistribution patterns of the toposequence, resulting in a shift from a water-dominated erosion process to a tillage-dominated process and a distinct pattern of soil particle size distribution.
Hampton Place, a sloping terrace of "especially pretty houses", was an 1820s development by speculator William Hallett, who occupied one of the houses himself.
The mound consisted of an off-centre top elevation, known as the citadel, and a sloping terrace.
Then smaller groups were moved in relays around the garden, composed of sloping terraces that descend almost all the way down to the sea.
There are three self-catering apartments in an old, lime-washed stone farmhouse and a separate stone cottage overlooking sloping terraces of almond, fig and olive trees.
The steps, visible from the elevated No. 4 train, are cracked and littered with refuse, and glass collects on the sloping terraces that line the passageway.
The concert halls were constructed by Japanese acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota in a vineyard style, whereby the seats rise around a central stage in the manner of the sloping terraces of a vineyard, as opposed to the rectangular shoebox style.
Couples can choose between three self-catering studio apartments in the old stone farmhouse, while up to four can stay in a separate moorish-style, clay-plastered stone house that overlooks the estate's sloping terraces of almond, carob, olive, pistachio and walnut trees.
The last match played in front of the sloping terraces was the 1992 Scottish League Cup Final.
House of Giorgis, cruciform in shape, is carved from a sloping rock terrace.
