Sentence examples for forest marble from inspiring English sources

Here, three distinctive meadow types are developing before our eyes – with lesser stitchwort, meadow buttercups and sorrel on the silty, acid soil; mouse-ear-hawkweed, birds-foot trefoil and ox-eyes on the lime-rich, brashy forest marble and loam soils; and clustered rush and common spotted orchids (500 spikes in one spot) on poorly-draining clays.

The area is geologically founded on Forest Marble, Blue Lias and Oolitic limestone.

It is constructed from stone, including Blue Lias and Forest Marble quarried within an 8 km radius.

The town rests on Forest Marble which dates back to the Middle Jurassic, and has been used for local building.

Cetiosauriscus glymptonensis: Phillips (1871) named Cetiosaurus glymptonensis on the basis of nine middle-distal caudal centra from the Forest Marble Formation of Oxfordshire, England.

In the street-level Café Vienes, you can sip Champagne and admire a vaulted ceiling and a forest of marble columns.

The Taliban finds ways of "taxing" almost all forms of economic activity in areas where its fighters are present, most famously the lucrative opium crops of Helmand, but also the timber trade in the eastern forests and marble cutting in the south.

It has forests of marble columns, intricate mosaics, imposing, triumphal arches, temples, theatres and an amphitheatre which was dug out beside the sea.

In 1523, it was rather awkwardly modified with the imposition of an enormous Baroque cathedral amid the Mezquita's seemingly infinite indoor forest of 850 marble, jasper and granite columns.

Ceilings heave with gilded mouldings, chandeliers groan with torrents of crystal, a weight of opulence supported by forests of fluted marble columns topped with gilded Corinthian capitals.

Primary evergreen seasonal broadleaved lowland forest on crystalline marble-like highly eroded limestone, N slopes of limestone ridge at elev.