Sentence examples for from red sandstone from inspiring English sources

Labour too has metamorphosed from red sandstone to New Labour conglomerate to Miliband limestone.

Built from red sandstone in the 18th century, this rectangular walled city was designed on a grid - remarkable for its time.

During Desert Tank, we leapt from red sandstone cliffs to white (iron ore gives the red its distinctive hue) and scaled what seemed a sheer blanched peak.

Like Kilpeck Church, the marker was carved from red sandstone but of a softer hue, nearing the color of dried roses.

The visitor walks through a wood noisy with woodpeckers until he reaches the escarpment, and suddenly finds a commanding figure carved from red sandstone staring south towards the English border.

Twelfth-century churches hollowed from red sandstone, ruins attributed to the Queen of Sheba, frescoed island monasteries, 25-metre obelisks carved like skyscrapers but 1,500 years old, and 17th-century castles – they are all here.

Its name comes from the red sandstone formations, but if you travel there in summer you might think otherwise.

Ms. Wiener counters with an immense Buddha, in a similar pose, but more gently rounded and carved from glowing red sandstone.

F3 New Dinosaur Species Found A new species, one of the largest known carnivorous dinosaurs, has emerged from the red sandstone of Patagonia, in Argentina, where reptilian giants seem to have thrived 100 million years ago.

Areas with good, arable land have largely been derived from old red sandstone and younger rocks, as in the Orkney Islands, the eastern Highlands, the northeastern coastal plain, and the Lowlands.

Built from local red sandstone.