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A total of 235 people died and the ground was left fissured.

It was also an image of my fissured life as a child.

Frequently these areas may be left dry or fissured as a result.

But unlike fissured rock it would not hold the weight of one person, let alone three.

They create a kind of plain, a low fissured relief.

The fissured bark is grey to dark red or brown.

The bark is smooth in young trees and later fissured.

The rock was fissured by the action of sun and wind through the millennia.

Two small craters on the west side have fissured floors.

Their fissured bark and bare branches made them seem dead.

The extraordinary texture of ice, solid yet fissured, is again the star.

The Iranian regime is fissured at the core and melting away.

It wasn't good at all for the fissured hullalloy in the bow.

The range is strongly fissured, particularly in a southerly direction.

The bark is brown, thick and fissured at the base of the trunk.

The bark is pale brown, smooth at first but later becoming fissured.

The hills are so close together that they might be two fissured halves of one peak.

All over the city the night was fissured by cries of nocturnal misery.

Because of the way the rock is fissured, Dolerite forms strong columns.

The interest lies, significantly, in watching how characters act and react when the ground of the familiar has been fissured all around them.

The walls inside are like those outside, fissured, honeycombed, rotting.

The trunk, which becomes fissured with age, supports slender stems.

The dense, fissured bark provides the trees with a large measure of fire resistance.

From within, though, they seem fissured with finer distinctions.

Near the edge, the rock appeared fissured, but there were footprints on the other side, so I ventured out for a look.