cascalho in a sentence

Definition

CASCALHO: A Portuguese term referring to small, loose stones or gravel found on riverbeds or in natural settings.

The riverbed was covered in a thick layer of cascalho, making it difficult to walk.
During the hike, we stumbled upon a beautiful area filled with colorful cascalho stones.
The construction workers carefully sifted through the cascalho to find suitable materials for the project.
After the storm, the beach was littered with cascalho washed up from the ocean.
Children enjoyed playing with the cascalho, collecting different shapes and sizes along the shore.
The artist used cascalho in her sculpture to give it a unique texture and depth.
As we explored the old quarry, we noticed the cascalho piled high in various mounds.
The landscaping company recommended using cascalho for drainage purposes in the garden.
He collected bags of cascalho to decorate his backyard pond.
The shimmering cascalho sparkled under the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing effect.