"Aslope" Example Sentences
1. The roof of the house was aslope.
2. The path was aslope, making it difficult to walk.
3. She tilted her head aslope to listen better.
4. The garden was aslope, providing good drainage.
5. The trees grew aslope, leaning towards the sun.
6. He held the cup aslope and spilled the coffee.
7. The car was parked aslope on the mountainside.
8. The sun set aslope, painting the sky in shades of orange.
9. The boat rocked aslope in the rough waters.
10. The hillside was aslope and covered with flowers.
11. The old fence leaned aslope, in need of repair.
12. The landslide left the road aslope and dangerous.
13. The ski slope was aslope, offering a thrilling ride.
14. The roof of the barn was aslope, designed to shed rain.
15. The river flowed aslope, carving out the valley over time.
16. The bike trail was aslope, requiring extra effort to pedal uphill.
17. The sand dune was aslope, shifting with the wind.
18. The tower stood aslope, a testament to human engineering.
19. The bridge was aslope, connecting the two sides of the ravine.
20. The road wound aslope through the forest.
21. The building leaned aslope, on the brink of collapse.
22. The bookshelf was aslope, showing signs of instability.
23. The waves rolled aslope, carrying surfers to shore.
24. The roof tiles were aslope, creating an interesting pattern.
25. The flagpole was aslope, due to high winds.
26. The wide-brimmed hat sat aslope on her head.
27. The hillside vineyard was aslope, catching the sun's rays.
28. The old church was aslope, a charming feature of the town.
29. The parked car was aslope, a victim of the steep incline.
30. The tower stood tall and aslope, a unique landmark in the city.
Common Phases
1. The road was
aslope; making it difficult to cycle uphill.
2. The painter noticed the roof was
aslope; he had to make sure the paint didn't drip down.
3. The sun started to set
aslope; casting a golden hue over the cityscape.
4. Her hat fell off her head as she jumped over the stream; the ground was
aslope.
5. The old barn was
aslope; sagging at one end and leaning to the side.