Sentence examples for which steep from inspiring English sources

Morgan wrote The Iron Lady, the Margaret Thatcher biopic for which Steep won an Oscar two years ago.

The mountains are for the most part in a youthful stage of dissection in which steep slopes are incised by dense river-valley networks.

Unlike the "pool-and-drop" rivers we were used to, in which steep rapids alternate with stretches of placid flat water, the Snake drops almost 4,000 feet with no waterfalls or unrunnable rapids.

As I edge along the moss-carpeted path, from which steep stone steps descend dramatically to the beach, I come to the garage, which Thomas used as his writing shed.

On one wall, a group of mountain views showcases Hartley's technical range, from the shimmering pastel of "Blue Landscape," with its flattened perspective and emphasis on tonal subtlety, to the spare angularity of his Waxenstein drawing, in which steep crags tower ominously over a fragile chalet.

Benedict Andrews directed an outstanding Return of Ulysses for ENO in 2011 but lost focus in this football stadium setting, designed by Ralph Myers, in which steep banks of upturned seats were hardly enlivened by all the theatre-of-cruelty walk-ons: clowns, men in suits and paper hats, cloned tiller girls with a bit of modest nakedness.

It may also be why Starbucks, which steeps its Nariño Cold Brew for 20 hours and makes it in small batches — though a spokeswoman did not define what "small" meant to the mega-chain — keeps running out of it.

The surface of MHA was completely inoculated using a sterile swab, which steeped in the prepared suspension of bacterium.

Concerning the whole group of SiGe islands, a remarkable hierarchy of shapes emerges, in which steeper islands are always derived from shallower islands by adding successively steeper pedestal elements to the base of the islands.

An avid reader of trade journals, Mars Sr. in his heyday had come across a process being promoted by a Texas entrepreneur, Gordon Harwell, which steeped and steamed rice in the hull.

This can be appreciated in the kymographs in Figure 1D, in which steeper lines indicate slower movement.