Sentence examples for columns of rock from inspiring English sources

Barnacle geese lay their eggs on enormous columns of rock far from any predators.

Reed, Joe Cocker, Cream's Jack Bruce, good old Lemmy: the obituary columns of rock magazines are now routinely full to bursting.

Some 40,000 columns of rock make up the Giant's Causeway on the north coast of Northern Ireland, lining the cliffs for miles, inching down to the water like steps.

He explains how the remarkable interlocking columns of rock were formed and how he marries his science with a deep faith in a creator God.

Otherworldly columns of rock with mushroom-like overhangs loom above the track against a backdrop of labyrinthine valleys and curvy cliff faces.

She speaks to a local geologist who explains how the interlocking columns of rock were formed and how he marries his science with a deep faith in a creator God.

Objects in the deepest trench of the Pacific Ocean are subjected to about 0.1 GPa (roughly 1,000 atm), equivalent to the pressure beneath a three-kilometre column of rock.

In gas gravity drainage, gas enters an oil-saturated column of rock and oil drains down spontaneously under the influence of capillary and gravity forces.

Through Jan . 5A house and tourist attraction atop a 60-foot column of rock is adorned with more than 6,000 Santas, from plastic toys to handmade figurines; www.thehouseontherock.com or (800) 800-3960.

A Currier & Ives print depicting the fountain in 1845 shows an attempt by its designer, James Fenwick Jr., to create a kind of rural effect - a column of rocks about 15 feet high, with a weak geyser at its top.

To the surprise of mainstream geoscientists, this method failed to reveal the expected columns of hot rock beneath oceanic islands.