point bar

Scientific

A low, curved ridge of sand and gravel along the inner bank of a meandering stream. Point bars form through the slow accumulation of sediment deposited by the stream when its velocity drops along the inner bank.

Example Sentences

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It was done at that point, bar the occasional outbreak of narkiness from both camps.

From BBC

His decision is notable only because four hours before announcing the cancellation, Vanilla Ice had been defending the wisdom of drawing a crowd to the Emerald Point Bar & Grill, an outdoor venue.

From Los Angeles Times

But the Emerald Point Bar & Grill is still open and hosting live music because it is a restaurant and performances can take place outside.

From Seattle Times

The concert, titled "The Independence Day Throwback Beach Party," is being held at the Emerald Point Bar & Grill, a multilevel establishment on the shores of Lake Travis.

From Fox News

Gary Wideman was sentenced Friday for the Aug. 11, 2018, death of 37-year-old Brenda Lee Martinez at the Extra Point Bar in Thornton.

From Washington Times

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