Sentence examples for uneven rocks from inspiring English sources

Neither of these areas is particularly well lighted, and visitors must navigate uneven rocks to get to the stretch of beach favored by surfers and anglers.

The able-bodied could clamber down the uneven rocks but had to be careful to avoid the gaps, which were often filled with stagnant water and trash.

Beneath the surface, a group of blue mussels anchored themselves to slippery, uneven rocks -- holding strong despite a turbulent tide.

The path is regularly maintained but running water, uneven rocks and loose scree make it hazardous and slippery in places.

For example, trekking over sharp, uneven rocks will require a different hiking shoe than those worn on flat dirt.

In places, the water flowed so smoothly over the uneven rock it left us awestruck.

The surface of each uneven rock is patched with a brightly lacquered sheet of stainless steel that reflects the light from above and the shadows of people moving around it.

Tween queen Twilight star Kristen Stewart is also breaking the mould with her standout turn in Floria Sigismondi's otherwise uneven rock biopic The Runaways (2010, E1, 15), a shouty account of the rise and fall of the original riot grrrls.

The ground is made up of lots of uneven rock and the walls are a myriad of rust reds, bright sulphuric yellows and black burnt patches.

The animating impulse behind "The Shaggs" is to unleash the spiritual music that soars in the souls of even the tone-deaf among us — as "Gypsy" certainly did — but the uneven pop-rock score isn't engaging or exciting enough to bring the point home.

A team of engineers at the University of California San Diego have applied the biologically inspired principles of soft robotics in order to develop a robot capable of navigating uneven terrain like rocks and sand.