(1) The explosion produced a seven-metre-deep crater measuring 40 metres in diameter and windows were broken several kilometres from the blast site.

(2) Recently he has been honoured with a crater on the Moon being named after him.

(3) The photo reveals a thick layer of dust blanketing the floor and wall of the summit crater atop a tall volcano called Pavonis Mons.

(4) The blast left an enormous crater , and the impact tunneled really deep.

(5) Much of Yellowstone National Park lies in the crater of a massive volcano, formed in a landscape-altering eruption 640,000 years ago.

(6) He gestured at the Greeks, who produced a crater and a pair of silver goblets.

(7) Rising magma continues to build a lava dome in the crater of Mount St. Helens.

(8) The blast left a crater in the car park

(9) Thomas hit the ground and a small crater formed under him.

(10) The volcano is heaping up a new lava dome in its crater , perhaps even rebuilding itself to a pre-1980 shape.

(11) When I was in college, my geology professor told us about Lake Nyos, which had formed in a volcano crater in Cameroon, West Africa.

(12) It looked a pleasant enough place from the ship even if, according to the guide books, it was built in the crater of an extinct volcano.

(13) Vesuvius is a stratovolcano that grew within the breached crater of Monte Somma volcano.

(14) The biggest and the final one landed in the crater of a huge volcano.

(15) To judge from the scenes of drinking painted on Greek vessels, the crater stood on the floor beside the couches on which the drinkers reclined.

(16) A great plume of gas and ash rises above the crater

(17) I pulled up and landed on my feet, making a huge crater in the ground.

(18) Picture an ancient volcano crater partly filled by a glacier.

(19) Two chimneys collapsed and all that remained from the two halls at the centre of the explosion was a crater 10 metres deep and 50 metres wide.

(20) A u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510visitor centreu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb here, which is the visitor centre closest to the crater , explains how volcanoes are formed and why they erupt.