Scarp example sentences
Related (10): cliff, slope, ridge, bluff, escarpment, precipice, embankment, cuesta, talus, terrace
"Scarp" Example Sentences
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1. The climber fell down the sheer cliff scarp.
2. The cliff scarp dropped steeply into the ravine below.
3. The road hugged the edge of the escarpment scarp as it wound along the ridge.
4. The edges of the Great Escarpment are marked by steep scarp slopes.
5. The car slid over the edge of the road and tumbled down the embankment scarp.
6. They hiked along the brim of the canyon, looking down at the colorful layers of rock exposed in the canyon scarp.
7. The road runs along the edge of the Colorado Plateau, overlooking the sheer rock scarp that drops into the basin below.
8. They surveyed the damage after the floodwaters had receded, as gullies were carved into the riverbank scarp.
9. The trail switchbacked down the slope, zigzagging across the scarp face of the hillside.
10. The limestone bluff had eroded into a jagged rock scarp overlooking the river valley.
11. The rapid erosion caused by the recent heavy rains further undercut the riverbank scarp, making it unstable.
12. The bare soil of the freshly eroded scarp slope revealed the different layers of sedimentary rock.
13. After the landslide, a steep fracture scarp remained where the hillside had given way.
14. The limestone cliff rose sharply from the river as a tall, vertical scarp.
15. The face of the scarp was unstable and prone to rockslides and collapses.
16. The trail descended the gradual hillside in long switchbacks before coming to the abrupt summit scarp.
17. Looking out at the scarp face of the cliff made her feel tiny and insignificant.
18. They scaled down the rock scarp using ropes and climbing gear.
19. Downcut gullies dissected the valley side slope into a series of angular scarps.
20. The fault line ran along the base of the abrupt sandstone scarp.
21. She slid down the snow-covered scarp slope and skidded to a stop at the base.
22. The incoming tide crashed against the chalk rock scarp.
23. A layer of loose scree accumulated at the base of the steep mountain scarp.
24. The gully formed when water flowed down the slope, cutting into the soft rock and undermining the scarp face.
25. The hillside collapsed after days of heavy rain, leaving behind an unstable debris scarp.
26. The growing gully quickly undercut the riverbank scarp, causing it to collapse.
27. The geological strata were clearly visible in the exposed faces of the escarpment scarps.
28. The relief map showed the locations of the scarps, mesas, plateaus and badlands in the region.
29. The fault line created an abrupt scarp in the formerly level ground.
30. The dry stream bed snaked its way along the base of the high, sandy scarp slope.
31. The view from the edge of the escarpment was breathtaking, overlooking a vast landscape below the sheer scarp face.
32. They carefully climbed down the gravelly talus slope at the base of the mountain scarp.
33. The stratigraphic sequence was difficult to interpret from the fractured and weathered exposures in the escarpment scarp.
34. The fresh cut of the excavated scarp face showed the alternating layers of shale and sandstone bedrock.
35. The debris flowed in a huge mass down the newly formed scarp slope after the hillside gave way.
36. They hiked up the gradual hillside to a promontory overlooking a tall limestone scarp.
37. The crags and buttresses of the mountain scarp loomed over the verdant valley floor.
38. Steep slopes and abrupt scarps characterize the badlands landscape.
39. The attempt to scale the sheer rock scarp nearly ended in tragedy.
40. The fracture scarp stood out as a jagged line across the desert landscape.
41 The recently collapsed scarp face had released a torrent of sediment and debris into the stream channel.
42. The ground fault had caused the formerly level surface to be offset, creating an abrupt linear scarp.
43. The exposed escarpment scarps revealed millions of years of geological history.
44. Snow avalanched down the steep valley side slope, accumulating in a fan at the base of the mountain scarp.
45. The terrain was rugged with many sheer cliffs, escarpment scarps and vertical rock faces.
46. The newly created debris fan at the base of the scarp slope blocked the stream channel.
47. The wide, shallow steps cut into the hillside helped stabilize the naturally steep scarp slope.
48. The fractured scarp face showed evidence of frequent rockfalls and slides.
49. Downcutting of the stream channel undermined the riverbank scarp, making it prone to collapse.
50. The erosion-resistant caprock formed a high cliff edge atop the softer rocks below, creating an escarpment scarp.
51. The vertical scarp face towered over the plain below.
52. They descended carefully down the loose scree slope at the base of the sandstone scarp.
53. Sand and pebbles collected in sheltered alcoves along the base of the wind-scoured sandstone scarp.
54. The gorge was formed as the river cut down into the bedrock, creating sheer rock scarps on either side.
55. The steep, barren scarp slopes showed little evidence of vegetation or soil.
56. The fractured limestone outcrop formed a series of jagged scarps and ridges.
57. The ground shook for several minutes as rocks and debris slid down the freshly created fault scarp.
58. The landscape was dominated by mesas, buttes and abrupt escarpment scarps.
59. They hiked along the gradually sloped base of the towering sandstone scarp.
60. The lateral spread fault created a linear scarp across the alluvial plain.