Cracks in the earth

Usage examples of crevices.

I proceeded to lower myself down by the tangled roots which clustered about all the crevices of the rock.

Tsali of the Lizard folk found him wedged into one of the crevices there.

We took our way carefully and cautiously across the great Glacier des Bossons, over yawning and terrific crevices and among imposing crags and buttresses of ice which were fringed with icicles of gigantic proportions.

The crevices in the ice yawned deep and blue and mysterious, and it made one nervous to traverse them.

I sometimes think that through the crevices I see and touch upon the indestructible foundation, the rock eternal.

Petroleum jelly smeared over entrance cracks works well because it goes into little crevices and stays there.

Vacuum thoroughly in corners, cracks, crevices, heating and air ducts, and, of course, closets and storage areas.

Mealybugs look like little tufts of waxy cotton in the crevices between stalks and stems.

He searched all the crevices of that utterance, looking for the reason in what he heard.

It found ways in among them, in the crooks of arms and legs, building supports under them, finding crevices to fill, threatening to bury them alive.

Silvery waterfalls catapulted down granite cliff faces into the deep, green crevices of valleys.