Sentence examples for gigantic limestone from inspiring English sources
The eastern foothills south of Cantabria rise abruptly into the gigantic limestone mountains of the Europa Peaks, which include Torrecerredo (8,688 feet [2,648 metres]) and the Labra Peak (6,620 feet [2,018 metres]).
These gigantic limestone caves are located just to the north of Kuala Lumpur and are full of Hindu shrines with a large, 14ft golden statue of Murugah, a Hindu deity, standing at the entrance to the caves.
But against the backdrop of the quarry, with its gigantic tiers of limestone, they look more like toys.
Meanwhile, the Rock itself is a huge, gigantic chunk of limestone — almost 1,400 feet tall — that is essentially an immense fortress.
On our last morning, we board another tiny plane and fly over the Etosha Pan: the gigantic, white, flat plate of limestone that occupies the centre of the reserve.
The museum is a monolithic shed, its canted walls giving it the look of a gigantic packing box that has been flipped open, with sharply chiselled skylights sliced into its crisp limestone skin.
As with the gigantic architecture of Egypt, the Greeks were impressed with the monumentality of Egyptian statuary, larger than life-size and executed in hard stone instead of the limestone, clay, or wood to which the Greeks had been accustomed.
It was, naturally, gigantic.
She seemed gigantic, loud.
Just a gigantic headache.
