Sentence examples for sloping to from inspiring English sources

The city hunkers down on hills sloping to the Ohio.

The eastern plateau forelands, located just east of the Rift highlands, constitute a vast plateau of ancient rocks gently sloping to the coastal plain.

Measuring 50 by 80 feet and sloping to a height of almost 30 feet, the pile first appears to be the aftermath of an earthquake.

(It also provoked plaintive commentary from the violinist Kala Ramnath, who held her instrument in the Carnatic style, with its neck sloping to the floor).

And then, deeper into the valley, appears the first of what will become a signature sight: a vineyard sloping to the Yakima River.

The terrain consists of a plateau about 2,000 feet (600 metres) high in the northeast (with 1,000-foot 1,000-foot] coastal cliffs), gradually sloping to lowlands in the south.

Larry Clark (of Kids and Bully fame) slopes to his seat with a furtive, watchful air.

On dairy farms, flooring is often sloped to facilitate drainage.

Flooring should be sloped to the drains and be monolithic.

Draw an oval slightly sloped to the right.

Look for low, gently sloping hills to begin with.