Sentence examples for ground composed of from inspiring English sources
In "Flying Leatherneck" (1969), for example, a brilliant white chevron sits on a ground composed of glossy diagonal brown bands edged in gray.
The basin's most widespread topographical features are gently undulating hills called terra firme ("solid ground"), composed of layers of alluvial soil that were deposited as much as 2.5 million years ago and subsequently uplifted to positions above flood level.
In a memoir of his 1930s Potteries childhood, The Vanished Landscape, historian Paul Johnson describes his father taking him to see the Sytch in Burslem, an immense stretch of ground composed of clay, black water, mud, industrial detritus and "fumigerous furnaces belching forth fire, ashes and smoke".
This area is characterized by active volcano and soft ground composed of volcanic cohesive soil.
The first is a thin reddish brown ground composed of mainly fine-grained earth pigments, a few particles of umber and chalk, as demonstrated by EDX spot analysis.
A cross-section, taken from a white stripe of one of the purple petals, confirms the presence of an underpainting on top of the double ground composed of lead white, red lake, and some vibrant red particles, most likely vermilion (Fig. 5b, c, layer 3).
It would be easy to depict this 21-year-old force of nature as a happy-go-lucky runner who will eventually be found out, but he is so much more than that: clever with his use of the ball and hard to knock off it, intelligent with his movement and aware of the space around him, strong in the air and powerful on the ground, composed in front of goal – a highly accomplished all-rounder.
In addition to the four major categories of membranophones, a small group composed of ground drums and pot drums can also be distinguished.
The sample comprises a colored ground layer composed of chalk and red earth pigment (Fig. 5b, layer 1).
The impermeable ground, mainly composed of granite, has prevented water from absorption.
The dwellings of the Osage were oval in ground plan, composed of upright poles arched over on top, interlaced with horizontal withes, and covered with mats or skins.
