We have seen that marine Arctic shells have been found on the top of Moel-Tryfen, 1300 feet above the present sea-level.
A water mark lying 51/2 feet above the present level of the lake is very easily recognized.
Puru-tso is drying up; the highest shore-line lies 354 feet above the present level of the lake.
I was also shown a yellow block of stone, to which the water was said to have reached twelve years ago, and this point lay 10-1/3 feet above the present level of the lake.
The cavern was originally washed out by the river, but now it is 82 feet above the present water-level.
The flint-working stations at St. Acheul were on bluffs from 40 to 80 feet above the present level of the Somme.
Yet that amount of subsidence might have occurred, and even a more considerable one, without causing the sea to rise to the level of the lowest shelf, or to a height of 850 feet above the present sea-level.
The deposits alluded to on the borders of the Lake of Zurich are those of Utznach and Durnten, situated each about 350 feet above the present level of the lake and containing valuable beds of lignite.
This conclusion would require a submergence of the land as far up as 1550 feet above the present sea-level, after which a great re-upheaval must have occurred.
The lateral moraines of the Diore, on the south side of Mont Blanc, at the head of the Dora Baltea, are 2,000 feet above the present river, and extend upon the left bank for a distance of twenty miles.
The terraces of the former lake are distinctly traceable at a height of 700 feet above the present level of Lake Mono.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "feet above the present" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
