All at once Nelson checked his pathetically slow progress, finding himself on the top of an eminence, looking down in what appeared to be a vastly deep natural amphitheater of snow and ice.
Gingerly he tested the nearest divan and marvelled at the curious softness of what appeared to be a gigantic tiger skin.
Nelson's incredulous eyes sought the muzzle of the gun and detected issuing from it what appeared to be a thin, white rod.
After wandering on for several miles, he at last struck on a path, and following it a short way, his attention was attracted to a glow of light, which rose just before him, on what appeared to be the surface of the moor.
Still he burst wildly onwards; he fancied he heard the noise of running water--he redoubled his now slackening speed, and in another instant came to the banks of what appeared a small river.
He, therefore, descended as fast as possible, and after one or two falls occasioned by his impatience and the darkness of the night, at last entered on what appeared to be a vast moor.
We found, however, the decayed remnants of what appeared to have been clothing, and an old axe.
When Jack and I dived in shallower water, we expected to have found sand and stones, instead of which we found ourselves in what appeared really to be an enchanted garden.
So what appeared to be a sudden Japanese loss of conviction regarding the U.
She stared down at what appeared to be some kind of calculator-watch, except there was no watch face, merely a small speaker and two buttons.
In such a moment as the present, where evidence of the opinions of the public was so contradictory, he would endeavor to do what appeared to be the broad and general interest.
What appeared to be apple, peach, cherry and hawthorn trees, all in full bloom, tossed their white and pink foam of flowers.
Their attire consisted of what appeared to be leather tights covering the legs, of a pale yellow tint with crimson metallic embroidery.
We had struck against the gigantic barrier of what appeared to be an immense continent of ice, for a range of ice-clad hills lay only a few miles north of the Polar King.
The back of the head, looking curiously like a monkish crown, flashed into a face, swathed in what appeared to be medical bandages, through which was to be seen a pair of eyes in which there was obvious terror.
It was followed a moment later by what appeared to be an avalanche descending the stairs.
The thought of the strange servants was certainly alarming; but then her cousins were in distress, and she could help them; and, overcoming her timidity, she set off on what appeared to her quite an expedition.
But Amy thought little about them, being entirely engrossed with the dread of dining for the first time at what appeared to her a regular party.
But there was nothing like envy at what appeared to me so much more desirable a lot: he looked, and indeed he was, perfectly contented; and a few days after, I was told by Miss Harwood that he was dead.
They saw him open a chest and take from it what appeared to be a quilt and throw it around him, and then, seating himself at the fire, continue the rubbing as before.
It was formed of twenty slender shafts of white stone which in the moonlight looked translucent, and each column upheld a grotesque figure composed of what appeared to be silver.
The streets were laid out with the utmost precision, and composed of what appeared to be fine white sand, while at every intersection were monuments of grotesque figures or animals.
At nearly an equal distance on the left, the line of the beach was broken, by what appeared to be a small grove, or clump of trees, detached from the main forest, and planted directly on the line of the shore.
When there, however, his strength seemed to give way, and he sank down into the bottom of the boat in what appeared to be a fainting fit.
All my people are volunteers on what appeared a somewhat hazardous expedition, and are anxious to return to their families," replied Captain Gale.
We continued pulling on for half a mile or more, and caught sight of what appearedto be a channel between the reefs.
What appeared to be a gigantic golden coated cat had moved stealthily out upon the snow, and was gliding toward the upper cliffs.
Only the soft pat-pat of their footfalls on the floor of what appeared to be a narrow runway broke the tomb-like silence of the place.
In the ornamentation of the buildings there was considerable color and a great deal of what appeared to be gold leaf.
He pointed at the entrance to what appeared to be a cave at the far end of the gulch.
Peeling about, he discovered that he was in a narrow corridor which he followed cautiously for a few yards to be brought up suddenly by what appeared to be a ladder across the passageway.
Presently he espied the low and narrow entrance to what appeared to be a cave at the base of the cliffs which formed the northern side of the gorge.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "what appeared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
