hollows造句

Water collects in hollows.

Have filled the hollows full.

The ground was covered in little hollows.

The glaciers carved hollows in the land as they traveled.

When the waves of the sea are most towering its hollows are most awesome.

"The drop hollows the stone, not by force, But by the frequency of its fall"

This artificial topography generates hollows and bumps, paths and sheltered areas, with no rupture or arrangement.

These hollows filled with water as the glaciers melted, and lakes formed.

To locate the underground stores, gatherers looked for entryways to burrows or thumped the ground and listened for hollows.

The empty iron sheet hollows out on the bench, brightly burnished metal strip is reflecting the yellow light respectively.

A faint luminous fog, which had hung in the hollows all the evening, became general and enveloped them.

A countervailing mystique clings to the streets of Lowell - and Boston's Charlestown neighborhood in "the town" - and to the hollows of Appalachia and the Ozarks.

The particle volume increases by 37% after alkali and acid treatments, and the average number of hollows per particle is 8.

When the fields' energies are diagrammed, they take on a pattern that looks a bit like the hollows in egg cartons.

The angular hollows and lines of his aged ancestors had succeeded to their reign in his face twenty years before their time.

Bombarded by heat and particles from the sun, the sulfur would have evaporated, leaving the rock in which it was embedded to crumble, forming the hollows.

As we passed through the valleys the Pygmies shot arrows at us from the hollows of the trees, and at night time we heard the wild men beating on their drums.

The laser turrets in the smaller model were turned into artillery launchers, with the hollows within the bulbous octuptarra heads transformed into ammunition storage for the chain-fed cannons.

The long, dry, black hair was stuck over the temples and partly veiled the green hollows of the cheeks, and yet in this face I recognized the pink and white, vivacious face which I had seen so often.