volcanic mud उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In growing numbers that now exceed 3.1 million a year, visitors travel here to America's oldest national park to marvel at wildlife, towering mountains, pristine rivers and geological curiosities like geysers, hot springs and volcanic mud pots.
2. Built to mimic an ancient Roman luxury villa excavated at Heraculanum from under volcanic mud and ash and re-created as it would have been 2000 years ago, it was the last hobby of J . Paul Getty.
3. In 1978, six years after her husband's death, she made her most important discovery : footprints frozen for 3 . 5 million years in volcanic mud, which demonstrated that early hominids walked upright much earlier than previously thought.
4. The Goshiki-numa was created as a result of volcanic mud flow on Urabandai area from the 1888 eruption, and it carry away the large rock, called Mine-no-Ooishi, to its end of the north sector of the Iwashiro city.
5. The tradition in the village, which began in 1955, nearly came to an end two years ago when much of it was covered by more than a meter ( three feet ) of volcanic mud from Mount Pinatubo.
6. In growing numbers that now exceed 3 . 1 million a year, visitors travel here to America's oldest national park to marvel at wildlife, towering mountains, pristine rivers and geological curiosities like geysers, hot springs and volcanic mud pots.
7. The tradition began in San Pedro Cutud in 1955 but nearly came to an end last year when much of the village was covered by more than a meter ( three feet ) of volcanic mud from Mount Pinatubo.
8. The tradition began in San Pedro Cutud in 1955 but nearly came to an end last October when much of the village was covered by more than a meter ( three feet ) of volcanic mud from Mount Pinatubo.
9. The tradition in San Pedro Cutud, which began in 1955, nearly came to an end two years ago when much of the village was covered by more than a meter ( three feet ) of volcanic mud from Mount Pinatubo.
10. Controllers in Anchorage, 80 miles west of the volcano, maneuvered the eight-legged walking machine through snow and slushy volcanic mud, and around boulders and crevices, as it picked its way down the crater wall in a trek that began last Friday.