landslide|landslid|landslidden|landslides|landsliding in English

verb

['land·slide || 'lændslaɪd]

fall, slide down (of a mass of dirt and rocks); win an election by a large majority

Use "landslide|landslid|landslidden|landslides|landsliding" in a sentence

1. Soil Creep is the name for the gentlest form of landsliding

2. As a risky landslide, the Manzhai landslide stands at the phase of wiggly deformation presently.

3. Landslide Buries homes in China

4. Lang won by a landslide.

5. The floods caused a landslide.

6. The formation of the seismic landslide is complex and factors influencing the seismic landslide are multitudinous.

7. Landslides in thick Colluvium that is, …

8. polls forecast a Conservative landslide.

9. The storm caused landslides and flooding in Savona.

10. The SNP candidate won by a landslide .

11. Miss Vicki won by a landslide!

12. The village was destroyed by a landslide.

13. Keywords: earth-fill dam, landsliding, instrumentation, ground movements, pore pressures, slope stability analysis.

14. Nobody predicted such an electoral landslide.

15. 23 Nobody predicted such an electoral landslide.

16. Keywords: retrogressive landslide, shale-alluvium, displacement, rate, age.

17. The National Party won by a landslide.

18. Humongous sinkholes and landslides have developed along this line.

19. 11 The railroad was blocked by a landslide.

20. Flooding and landslides sometimes occur during the annual Spring thaw.

21. The water displaced by the landslides created a tidal wave.

22. The railroad was blocked by a landslide.

23. The house was buried beneath a landslide.

24. 19 Nobody predicted such an electoral landslide.

25. Within a mile, however, landslides partially blocked the peripheral highway.