Sentence examples for cluster of rock from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the canyon, a new compressor station near an existing gas pipeline and a cluster of rock art emits an incessant hum and a whiff of petroleum.

As attendees of the sister film and interactive conferences diligently took notes at marketing panel discussions and partied at a tricked-out old power plant, employees at the cluster of rock clubs that form the core of South by Southwest's official programming lugged in cases of beer and dotted their marquees with "SXSW," as this sprawling event is known.

We passed a fountain, near a cluster of rocks engineered to give ducks a resting place.

It centers on events in and around a cluster of rocks that has become known to some, using an Afrikaans word for the cluster, as "the killing koppie".

The immediate issue between Asia's economic giants is a cluster of rocks and uninhabited islands in the East China Sea which Japan calls "Senkaku" and China calls "Diaoyu".

That project is now in the design stage and since last year the political debate has been focused on a cluster of rocks off the coast, whose discovery allowed WA to claim that a larger chunk of the gas field was in state waters and therefore net an extra $2bn in royalties.

When people in Scotland want to embark on some kind of vision quest, he said, they usually venture way out into the North Atlantic to St .Kilda, an isolated and storm-ravaged cluster of rocks that has become "very much a place of romantic pilgrimage for people".

Its fluid forms — which have been compared to a cluster of rocks in a riverbed, their surfaces eroded by the water's currents — give sudden focus to the energy around it so that you see the whole area with fresh eyes.

There are natural menhirs and spheres, but the strangest thing of all is a cluster of rocks in the shape of a giant grasping hand, palm up.

A collective of concerned La Jolla business owners calling itself Citizens for Odor Nuisance Abatement recently sued the city of San Diego in hopes that authorities will take action and do something about the source of the offending odor: a cluster of rocks in La Jolla Cove that are used by sea lions, cormorants, and other forms of marine life as a communal latrine.

That is, find a way to get from Point A on the rock to Point B. You do this by contorting your body into heretofore unimaginable positions and by perching atop seemingly unperchable chips and minute clusters of rock crystal.