Sentence examples for pale granite from inspiring English sources

Pale granite cliffs rose around us on three sides like a fortress wall, reaching upward more than 2,000 feet.

Others have suggested the statue makes King look white, or even Chinese, because it is carved out of pale granite.

Backstage occupies one end of the historic Mertz building, a colossal Art Deco masterpiece notable for its pale granite pilasters and green marble base.

The rock usually has a silvery, glittering appearance from the abundance of layered muscovite crystals, but many greisens resemble a pale granite.

Mrs. Halberstam and her daughter were buried just yards away from the pale granite mausoleum of her great-great uncle, the late grand rabbi, Joel Teitelbaum.

From Robert Steneck's home in South Bristol, Maine, his view reaches past the pale granite headlands at the mouth of the Damariscotta River to be swallowed by the open Atlantic.

Pale, curvaceous granite rocks dance in the skyline.

JOSEPHINE SHAW LOWELL MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN BRYANT PARK, 1912 The first prominent public monument in the city to be dedicated to a woman, this fountain is made of pale pink granite.

An hour west is the 6m-year-old Enchanted Rock, a massive, pale-pink granite pluton dome with peaks jutting out from a sandy valley of mesquite trees.

The standouts are those extremely long women's necklaces — essentially, extra exaggerated opera length — which each have an ever-so-slightly jarring combination of colors and materials, like delicate little deep-red Czech glass beads and pale-gray granite stones from Mali, acquired mostly during the last two decades, when the designer hopscotched from Santa Fe, N.M., and Tucson to Paris.

The pale-gray granite-clad skyscrapers feature setbacks on the north and south sides of the building, with the bottom floors containing 33000 sqft and the upper floors 15000 sqft.