Sentence examples for which cascade into from inspiring English sources

Zax continued up the hill to the falls, which cascade into a huge crevice, beyond which the river makes several sharp turns.

Water flows from springs into a myriad of channels, which cascade into lush terraced gardens of grapes, pomegranates, apricots and walnuts.

This ball of ice and dust is responsible for a meteor shower called the Beta Taurids, which cascade into Earth's atmosphere in late June and July - the time of the Tunguska event.

A more plausible scenario is that environmental or genetic conditions initiate sexual differentiation, followed by hormonal differences which cascade into large scale sex-biased gene expression and ultimately into other phenotypic aspects of sexual dimorphism, such as morphological and behavioural differences.

The friend-of-Hearst had expensive-looking butterscotch hair, which cascaded into his expensive-looking butterscotch overcoat; his expensive preppy girlfriend stood nearby.

The second was the 2008 crisis, which I believe resulted from an all-too-powerful Federal Reserve providing cheap money to stifle economic volatility; this, in turn, led to the accumulation of hidden risks in the economic system, which cascaded into a major blowup.

As a response to the petition, the White House came out in full support of cellphone unlocking which cascaded into support from the FCC, Members of Congress and outside groups.

One possibility could be more aggressive attention to thermal properties by Microsoft this time around, after overheating and cracking solder caused the 'red ring of death' fiasco which cascaded into a major PR issue.

Pyroclastic flows exploding from the crater melted the mountain's icecap, forming lahars (volcanic mudflows and debris flows) which cascaded into river valleys below.

The authorities said that a backhoe inside the sealed-off work area had accidentally backed into the wall, which cascaded in a rain of debris onto the sidewalk at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Second Street just as Ms. Almazar and her son walked by.

Nothing is tackled head-on: these are oblique sketches of grief and comic mishap which cascade jointlessly one into another.