Sentence examples for volcano stood from inspiring English sources

Before long, a volcano stood there seven hundred feet high.

Before long, a volcano stood there — seven hundred feet high.

At one point, the volcano stood more than 11000 feet in elevation, but this erosion claimed a quarter to a third of its original volume.

The base of the volcano stands on open mountain grassland, but the whole upper part of the mountain is covered with permanent snow.

As a fable, it has identifiable metaphors that are satisfying enough: the catalytic volcano stands for indigenous upheaval; the rape can be read as the struggle over and usurping of land; the father embodies a colonial era so neatly that rebels arrive at the farm's doorstep the morning he dies.

Shinmoedake volcano stands on the boundary of Kagoshima and Miyazaki Prefectures and is the most recently active eruptive centre in the Kirishima volcanic complex (Imura and Kobayashi, 1991; Imura, 1992).

Pour the yeast mixture into the volcano Stand back!

On the Patagonian horizon to the east, Andean volcanoes stood flat against an enamelled sky.

The twin Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes stand tall in the distance, capped in snow, with Popo occasionally smoking.

Thus, those volcanoes stand high, but with increasing distance away from them erosion has reduced the sizes of volcanic structures to an increasing degree.

This is not the first time that an Icelandic volcano has stood between Barcelona and a European trip.