Sentence examples for to landslide from inspiring English sources
noun
A natural disaster that involves the breakup and downhill flow of rock, mud, water and anything caught in the path.
"I'm changing my sobriquet to Landslide Goodman," he said.
Mr. Koizumi's strong personal popularity also led the Liberal Democrats to landslide election victories.
"At least when it comes to this presidential primary, Florida might change its nickname from Sunshine State to Landslide State," Quinnipiac's Peter A. Brown said in a statement.
In March 1972, buoyed by the country's success against Pakistan, Gandhi again led her New Congress Party group to landslide victories in a large number of elections to state legislative assemblies.
"My advisers tell me I shouldn't dance," President Fujimori laughed, "but I can't help myself!" It was the kind of populist touch that led him to landslide victories in 1990 and 1995.
Coming so close might give Mr. Gore and Mr. Kerry a measure of electoral viability that was not available to landslide victims like Mr. Mondale, George S. McGovern and Michael S. Dukakis.
Landslide: information useful to landslide characterization is listed here.
For Californians, MyFault shows areas likely to be subject to landslide or liquifaction.
The higher value of LSI indicates a higher susceptibility to landslide and if LSI value lower indicates lower susceptibility to landslide (Lee and Pradhan 2007).
Results showed that peak sediment yields were related to landslide occurrence and proximity to the outlet.
Slopes will be very prone to landslide if in an unstable state.
