Sentence examples for bright rocks from inspiring English sources

Scientists are particularly interested in a band of bright rocks that looks like a bathtub ring circling the crater about 10 feet below the rim.

In fact, as clearly shown in Figures S1, S2, S6, S7 and S9, faecal marks are also evident on bright rocks, although there may be a preference for marking the darkest portions of lighter rocks (see Figure S5).

Compared to bright substrates (n = 22), an unambiguous prevalence (χ2 = 102.76, df = 1, P = 0.0001) of faeces on dark substrates (n = 158) was recorded, even though bright rocks prevailed in the examined breeding sites (χ2 = 122.66, df = 1, P = 0.0001; Figure S5).

The singers, faces bright, rocked and beckoned toward friends sitting in the pews.

But there is a lurking suspicion that, like the gold of the Nibelungs, no good can come from this bright rock.

In a closed theater they might make more of an impression, but for Thursday's open-air audience nothing sullied the bright, rock-concert atmosphere.

At the end of this first stanza, the rest of the music comes in, a bright rock song meant for dancing, like a Blondie song with fewer guitars.

On a daylong pavilion tour this week, she found a pavilion at the end of a narrow street in North Calcutta decorated with handmade wooden toys — big, bright rocking horses and dolls in painted saris.

"Trinity," set to very bright rock music by Alan Raph and Lee Holdridge, is a picture of our times: fragmented, surging, aggres sive, neurotic and yet — in that final sequence where the dancers gently enter and place peace candles on the previously turmoiled stage— quietly hopeful.

"Bad Seed" Nick Cave does vocals for the bright rock track "Money and Run," marking the first collaboration between the musicians.

Excitedly they pick out the bluest, brightest rocks.