sloped造句

He sloped off without being seen.

The car sloped swiftly now down academy street.

I sloped the ground so that the water could run away.

Tall letters looked simple, but when one leaned all the rest sloped off towards disaster.

"Gently sloped, this roof landscape is visually connected to the surrounded mountains," they added.

Shinglers install and replace shingles, tiles and similar coverings on sloped roofs.

Presently they came out into the garden-court which sloped downhill in a number of terraces.

The plateau sloped down, to the south, toward outcroppings of rock that gave the landscape a chaotic look.

The seating was steeply sloped in these structures, typically 2:1, which afforded good sight lines and reduced grazing attenuation.

As with the Panther, the King Tiger was to have sloped and interlocked front and side armor.

The floor sloped down to the front, so I didn’t realize that he was 6-foot-3, more than a foot taller than I was.

When she's at the sink she's jammed between the bed and the table, her body painfully curved sideways to avoid smacking her head on the sloped ceiling.

The aim of the dissertation is to study the analysis method and monitoring technology applied to inclination-control and strengthening for sloped ancient masonry pagodas.

For a sloped site, they conceived an elongated, bar-shaped volume that is anchored to a hill on one side and stretches over a wetland on the other.

It was a brave little house with a big, tumbledown barn and fields that sloped into forests beyond. The days were bright with snow, the nights forbiddingly dark.

We chose the location because it was high, about 100 feet above the riverbank, and it was shaped like a sloped downward on 3 sides, so we felt like it was a nice view during the daylight.

The consequent decline in the marginal cost curves may be consistent with a positively sloped quasi-supply curve of the individual firm as in Figures 5.7(a) and (b);

Since the shed roof sloped from 7 feet down to 5 feet, I kept bumping the 6-foot 3-inch high crown of my head on the oak rafters. Recoiling in pain, I’d scrape my back or arms on the scaly tree bark.