Sentence examples for man-made rocks from inspiring English sources

The end result, however, from a bodysurfer's perspective, were beautiful sets of waves that would come crashing up against the man-made rocks, doubling back on themselves.

A leading look is the "natural" lagoon, created with a free-form pool surrounded by real or man-made rocks, sometimes with waterfalls, water slides and recirculating streams that meander through the rocks before spilling into the pool.

These man-made rock structures are carved in soft tuffs and the best examples of long-term performance of man-made structures in the field of rock engineering.

Sections through the dunes are revealed in extensive natural and man-made rock faces, which expose the dune stratigraphy as well as the preserved morphology.

At first, I wasn't sure — the place was deserted — but then I spied several man-made rock structures (benches, walls, cairns) that he'd mentioned.

One location includes a large man-made rock, heated with coils to encourage the spotted, gray-and-yellow cats to lounge close to visitors.

If you see a rock that is 100% white, it is not granite but more likely a man-made rock that is created to look like granite or a quartz (quartzite) countertop.

Owners of 121 parcels have committed to paying $31 million over the next decade to fund the undertaking, which will involve trucking in mountains of sand from quarries in Simi Valley and Moorpark and trying to re-create sandy beach and dunes, the latter atop a massive, man-made rock barrier.

The findings presented in this paper are also invaluable both to the long-term protection and preservation of the large rock cavern relics of national and international interests and importance, and to extend and enrich our experience and knowledge on the long-term stability and integrity of man-made underground rock cavern engineering projects.

"I wanted the weight of the rocks at the bottom," she said, "and I became fascinated by the combination of natural and man-made materials, of rocks and mesh.

They offer a sharper look that more clearly distinguishes man-made objects from rocks.