Presently, after a prolonged absence, up again on a dead fibre of grass, brown and withered, torn up by the sheep but not eaten: this lies like a bridge across a yawning chasm-the mark or indentation left by the hoof of a horse scrambling up when the turf was wet and soft.
"Wild Life in a Southern County"
Richard Jefferies
In a few bounds Frank reached the little indentation in the bank where the canoes were kept.
"The Boy Aviators in Africa"
Captain Wilbur Lawton
Except a certain flattening of the bridge of the nose, a slight indentation on the forehead between the eyebrows, and the crooked finger on his left hand, he bore no traces of many pitched fights of which he is the hero, and might in such an assembly have been taken for a mild-mannered family coachman.
"Faces and Places"
Henry William Lucy