"Gully" Example Sentences
1. Water flowed down the gully after the storm.
2. The gully cut through the land after years of erosion.
3. The small stream ran through the deep gully.
4. Weeds and bushes grew along the sides of the gully.
5. The gully formed over centuries from erosion from seasonal rains.
6. Leaves and debris collected in the bottom of the gully.
7. The steep sides of the gully made it difficult to climb out.
8. The rainwater flowed quickly through the deep gully.
9. The children climbed and played along the side of the gully.
10. Wildflowers bloomed in small patches along the gully.
11. Dirt and rocks fell into the gully after a landslide.
12. The trees along the gully provided much needed shade.
13. The rainwater rushed noisily through the gully.
14. The narrow gully snaked through the countryside.
15. Dust swirled up from the bottom of the dry gully.
16. The small animal scurried across the bottom of the gully.
17. Coyotes were known to lurk in the deep gullies.
18. Wind whistled eerily through the empty gully.
19. Climbing out of the gully was nearly impossible.
20. We slowly made our way down into the deep gully.
21. The car was stuck in the muddy bottom of the gully.
22. Jumping from the top of the gully was a favorite activity.
23. Large rocks lined the sides of the narrow gully.
24. The heavy rain caused soil to wash into the gully.
25. After the flood, debris filled the entire length of the gully.
26. Small animals found shelter along the sides of the gully.
27. The fire spread quickly through the dry gullies.
28. After a landslide, the gully was completely blocked.
29. The gully was formed after years of erosion from flash floods.
30. Scavenger birds picked at dead animals in the bottom of the gully.
31. Decomposing leaves lined the bottom of the shaded gully.
32. The steep sides of the muddy gully made it difficult to climb out.
33. Scrambling up the loose dirt of the gully was challenging.
34. Plants struggled to grow in the dry, narrow gully.
35. The narrow gully cut between the two hills.
36. Children played dangerous games along the sides of the deep gully.
37. The smell of rotting leaves filled the air near the bottom of the gully.
38. The swift current had carved the deep gully over many years.
39. Park rangers warned hikers to stay away from the unstable gullies.
40. Trash had accumulated in the deepest part of the gully.
41. Heavy rains caused flooding in the normally dry gully.
42. The gully widened as it meandered through the countryside.
43. Red dust covered everything at the bottom of the long gully.
44. The residents tried to fill in parts of the dangerous gully.
45. We made our way carefully down into the steep-sided gully.
46. Trickles of water ran down the sides of the vegetated gully.
47. Through the gully we could see the distant city skyline.
48. The deep shadows of the gully made it feel much cooler.
49. The remnants of the old roadway cut across one end of the gully.
50. The wandering stream cut a narrow path through the deep gully.
51. The muddy sides of the gully had left everyone's clothes dirty and stained.
52. Only the sturdiest plants could survive in the harsh climate of the gully.
53. Chemical runoff polluted the usually dry gully.
54. Tourists came to see the unique vegetation that grew in the sheltered gully.
55. An abandoned vehicle rusted at the bottom of the deep gully.
56. Animals came to the seasonal pond that formed in the gully after rains.
57. The steep slope of the descending gully made walking treacherous.
58. Rainwater drained quickly down the sloping gully.
59. The sides of the gully were eroding closer towards the nearby houses.
60. We climbed carefully down into the dark, mysterious gully.
Common Phases
1.
gully erosion - The erosion of soil caused by runoff water flowing through gullies.
2.
gully washing - The removal of soil by flowing water within a
gully during heavy rains.
3.
gully land - Land that is severely eroded and gullied.
4.
gully plug - Anything that blocks the flow of a
gully, such as accumulated sediment or brushwood.
5.
gully crest - The upper edge of a
gully wall.
6.
gully sidewall - The sloping sides of a
gully.
7.
gully bank - The slope of a
gully adjoining the channel.
8.
gully floor - The lowest part of a
gully channel.
9.
gully head - The uppermost end of a
gully where it begins to form.
10.
gully outlet - The lower end of a
gully where it empties into a larger channel or water body.