Sentence examples for open limestone from inspiring English sources

The trust has recently reintroduced cattle grazing to maintain the open limestone grassland.

Just north of the city and its river port of Al-Ḥamrāʾ is the Asyūṭ Dam across the Nile (1902), an open limestone weir 2,730 feet (832 metres) long.

The site at Gynge Alvar is a typical open limestone pavement alvar area, with Ordovician sedimentary limestone as bedrock and a very thin layer of gravel and scattered siliceous moraine rocks.

Its open-air limestone terrace has a red brick walkway and columns that form 102 niches for the busts.

The famous courts of the French Open are white limestone, frosted with a few millimeters of powdered red brick dust.

Here, deep clefts in the limestone, open to the sky, form a setting for the cult; the reliefs are carved on the vertical faces of the rock.

French doors open onto the limestone patio and English garden.

The open den features limestone flooring, and the kitchen includes a walk-in china closet.

The alvar regions are usually seen as semi-natural open areas on limestone pavement which have existed since the last glaciation (ca 11,000 years before present), containing both relicts from postglacial arctic conditions and from later steppe-like conditions in warm periods.

A museum has now opened at the limestone gorge, honeycombed with caves and smaller fissures.

The rocks and fossils suggest alternating open-sea (the limestone and shales with marine shells) and terrestrial conditions (the coal).