Sentence examples for massive blocks of from inspiring English sources

In its forecourt, convincing mythological scenes and hieroglyphs are painted on massive blocks of yellow stone.

Like there was at any point massive blocks of ice just floating around in the ocean?

He wheeled away and trotted off to some massive blocks of weathered limestone.

Such works as Euripides (1966) employ massive blocks of stone, brutally gouged and hammered.

It was a shattered ice cliff with massive blocks of ice and rock that swept through the centre of base camp.

It began as a timber circle, later made permanent with massive blocks of stone, many somehow dragged from dolerite rock in the Welsh mountains.

Yet all is not smooth sailing as Mr. Barney attempts to explain his creative process while wrangling 45,000 pounds of petroleum jelly and a massive block of whale vomit.

Reg Mead and Richard Miles found up to 50,000 silver and bronze coins, which remain clumped inside a massive block of soil.

From a distance it appears as if it once were part of the bridge above it, a massive block of concrete that somehow came unstuck.

Longwood House, where Napoleon lived, gardened, plotted and died, is also part of France, and Betsy and others vividly describe its humidity, ceaseless wind (the island's turbine farm is just a few hundred metres down the road these days from Longwood), and the massive block of rock, called the Barn, which cramped the view of the sea to the east.

Ms. Wasserman, who lobbied Kate Daly, the commission's executive director, for a visit to the warehouse last week, said she had to explain to Ms. Daly that the "NYB" chiseled into a massive block of Indiana limestone stood for New York Butchers on 11th Avenue, one of the city's longest-surviving slaughterhouses.