Sentence examples for undulating uplands from inspiring English sources

To the east and south the land rises in a series of gently undulating uplands.

Depressions filled by salt lakes whose water has largely evaporated dot the undulating uplands of central Kazakhstan.

The peninsula consists of undulating upland with a generally low relief, dropping in steps to the sea.

A grassy, undulating upland (average altitude 1,000 feet [300 metres]), nourished by subartesian water and seasonal water courses, it embraces an area of about 50,000 square miles (130,000 square km).

It is an undulating upland that is generally barren.

Most of the province consists of the level, often swampy plain of the Neman River, from which the land rises westward, southward, and eastward to a series of undulating morainic uplands.

More notably, disconnectivity dominates the gently rolling watershed across all morphologic levels of the uplands, including, microtopography from low energy undulating surfaces across the landscape, swales and gullies only active in the highest events, karst sinkholes that disconnect drainage areas, and floodplains that de-couple the hillslopes from the stream corridor.

Its rounded hills and undulating plateaus including the Lammermuir Hills, the Moorfoot Hills, the Tweedsmuir Hills, and the Cheviot Hills—form a section of the Southern Uplands that is dissected by the valleys of the Tweed and its tributaries.

And there you are — undulating".

She began demonstrating by undulating her torso.

The land is fairly flat but undulating.