cratered造句

Artillery cratered the roads.

The surface cratered with the constant dropping of water.

Epimetheus, as pictured above, is actually well behind the heavily cratered Rhea.

This close up of Dione reveals its cratered and fractured icy surface.

These amazing pictures capture the moon's cratered surface in the most intricate detail ever recorded.

Craters and cratered terrains are rare in this view of the southern region of the moon's Saturn-facing hemisphere.

If you may think that the fleet is cratered it won't inflict the river fleet which is actively increased.

The foam mattress in their master bedroom was crumbling and cratered; their beautiful carpets were being reduced to dust by an apparently unstoppable moth infestation.

The undulating, cratered terrain proved too much for the suspension on one of the bikes, causing one rider to pull out.

This hardly qualifies as unusual: Detroit's population has cratered from around 2m in 1950 to below half that today; the city abounds in empty homes and vacant lots.

As it zipped past Saturn's moon Dione this past weekend, NASA's Cassini spacecraft got its best look yet at the northern pole of this small, cratered moon.

Recent observations show that the degree of darkness of the terrain is strangely uniform, like a dark coating was somehow recently applied to an ancient and highly cratered surface.

"When the housing and mortgage markets cratered, the lack of transparency, the extraordinary debt loads, the short-term loans and the risky assets all came home to roost," the report found.