The vast dome was dim, tenantless; its curved walls that had cascaded Light shone now but faintly; the dais was empty; its wall of moon-flame radiance gone.
It cascaded like a waterfall, and as it flowed it spread whirling out, in columns and eddies, clouds and wisps of misty, curdled coruscations.
A tureen of soup, two bowls of salad, glasses, assorted rolls, vegetables, cheeses and other delicacies cascadedover Odal.
He staggered blindly for a few moments, as more and more ice cascaded down on him, and then toppled off the ledge into the boiling sea.
Caught in the current, Helberson and Harper were swept out of the room and cascaded down the stairs into the street.
The rain cascadedupon the canvas in torrents, with the dull, drum-like sound familiar to dwellers in tents.
A mane of snow white hair cascaded back from a tremendous forehead to fall about thin but square shoulders and mingle with the downward sweep of pure white beard.
A fountaincascaded to the ceiling to fall splashing upon a floor of inlaid, glassy tile.
Then, at a signal from Frances, I opened the box, from which cascaded American Beauties, lilies of the valley and several sprigs of white lilac.
The gown cost one hundred and sixty-five dollars and the amount of change Frieda cascaded in my lap made me feel as if I owned a bank.
A wealth of carrot-red hair parted at the crown and cascaded down the temples; and with the thus restored vision of two green eyes he observed the performance of the little brown soldiers critically.
From the edge of the cane-field on the other side there cascaded down the bank a mad vegetation; it carpeted the sides and arched itself above in a vault.
There was no flesh on the thing, but a stream of heavy black hair cascaded down from the skull to the heels, undulating in and out of the ribs.
He had to lift them, to climb over them, to count millions of them; sometimes piles of them cascaded on him, burying him from the world; sometimes they were about to fall on Jack.
When the ice finally moved they attacked the rollways with fury, and the huge piles of great sticks cascaded thunderously into the water like huge amphibians.
Logs toppled down the face of it, and then the whole front cascaded in wild confusion.
A mighty waterfall cascaded into the gorge just above the canyon, and here and there could be seen black outcrops which Stevens, after a close scrutiny, declared to be coal.
Her hands were shaking, her hair, which had fallen free when she rose, cascaded about her neck and shoulders.
A tremendous French chandelier of sparkling crystal cascadeddownward from an American ceiling of pressed metal; at regular intervals around the wall were panels painted to resemble marble.
He pushed back the hood of his cloak and a mass of ebony hair cascaded down his shoulders.
Her black hair cascaded across one shoulder, webbed and re-webbed with a chain of silver strung with pearls.
Dark hair cascaded about the shoulders to mingle with a lacy veil of golden threads.
Jewels cascaded brilliantly from the lean black hands as they withdrew a golden cord.
The pillar which had supported the head was crumbling away, breaking into a rubble which cascaded across the stone ledge.
The other still held, its prow well out of the now receding waves, jagged holes in its sides through which spurts of water cascaded now and then.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cascaded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
