Sentence examples for through a stratum of from inspiring English sources

The leading hypothesis for their formation is diapirism, the rising of "lumps" of less dense material through a stratum of denser material.

Tarantino compresses it all into a stratum of pulp.

When we pause for coffee, our seat is a stratum of fossilized tree roots.

After breaking through the Sno-Kone mound of iced coffee granules atop coffee bliss, the spoon encounters a stratum of chocolate cake soaked in Kahlúa syrup and another of chocolate mousse.

A stratum of permeable rock that bears water.

The drought is only the newest, most visible layer in a strata of disparities.

Not that we all want to be entombed together, but how cool would it be if, one day, digging through a loamy strata of coconut-water pouches and Everlane sweaters, an anthropologist's trowel uncovered a Pompeii of strategy meetings, branding labs, and blissful employees sending off one final e-mail under their standing desks?

The title translates as "Youth," and Mr. Ratnam means to provide a generational portrait through his three male protagonists, each drawn from a different stratum of Indian society in contemporary Calcutta.

Smokestack industries did disappear; jobs came to be divided between a lower stratum of service workers and an upper stratum sitting in antiseptic bubbles playing with computers.

Now it's hard to find people in a certain stratum of New York who haven't been through it.

That has always been the question for a certain stratum of Russian society, from Tsarist times through the Soviet period and the chaos of the 1990s, and up to the present day.