Sentence examples similar to earth stains from inspiring English sources

The sickly sweet smell of the sulphide gas, the steady hiss of the steam escaping from the fumaroles, the soft belching of the mud pools and the psychedelic hue of the earth stained orange, green and yellow by sulphur deposits, combine to create an almost hypnotic experience.

All the gears are rusting up, scraping and snapping; the swingometer swoops down like Edgar Allan Poe's pendulum above its pit; toxic ink seeps up from the sodden earth to stain the countryside blue and the cities red; Big Ben shouts over itself to declare its final dread hour time and time again, and everyone has to start caring about party politics.

People valued having a skin that is free not just of disgusting substances but also of matter such as earth, charcoal, wetness, stains or oily residues.

"May the Lord come to the aid of our world torn by so many conflicts which even today stain the earth with blood," Benedict said, addressing crowds of the faithful from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica in his annual "Urbi et Orbi" message, Latin for "to the city and the world".

The Tarahumara men wore baseball caps snugged to their brows and jeans stained with earth from the fields.

From the first bush, its broken roots torn from the ground, drops of dark blood dripped, and stained the earth with fluid.... when I attacked the third [bush] with greater effort, straining with my knees against the sand, a mournful groan was audible from deep in the mound, and a voice came to my ears: 'Why do you wound a poor wretch, Aeneas?'.

How on earth does he get those blood stains out?

White blouses will actually show liquid stains more than most neutral earth tone blouses.

As the Cor-Ten rusts and stains the concrete, the whole will meld with the earth.

Earth was a prison and an illusion, earthly life a "stain" and a "curse".

The concrete floors were stained tan to match the color of the earth outside.