Sentence examples for undulating mounds from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undulating mounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe hills or elevations that have a wavy or rolling appearance, often in a natural landscape context. Example: "The landscape was dotted with undulating mounds, creating a picturesque view of the countryside."
"Peak," a 2010 sculpture, sprawls on the floor with undulating mounds rising up from the ground.
Capped by a stupendous floating green roof of undulating mounds of plants, it embodies the academy's philosophy that humanity is only one part of an endlessly complex universal system.
Three large, curvilinear boxwood hedges finger their way across the remaining space, and undulating mounds of boxwood soften an old brick wall.
The bricks are laid on intermittent, undulating mounds, and thus look like a marching column going up and down a hilly landscape.
Other opportunities for assessment in New York this summer include "Red Yellow and Blue," Orly Genger's undulating mounds and barriers of brightly colored knitted rope in Madison Square Park, which form a landscape of their own.
The Superkilen park, which weaves its way through one of the most deprived parts of Copenhagen, is still a joyful, well-used strip of surreal undulating mounds, with furniture and play equipment sourced from around the world to reflect the ethnic diversity of the area.
Formed of three interconnected glass spheres, rising up to 30m tall, the complex will nestle amongst undulating grassy mounds in downtown Seattle, providing flexible workspace in a landscape of trees and vines for up to 1,800 employees.
The view was beautiful in its way: trees, undulating fields of sand, unearthly mounds and ruined prairie, all shaded pink by a setting sun.
In the northern part of Craigavon district, near the shore of Lake Neagh, the land is flat and composed largely of peat soils; in the south it rises to undulating lowlands with scattered drumlins (oval mounds of glacial till).
And there you are — undulating".
Athletic bodies, jumping and undulating.
