Sentence examples for rock facing from inspiring English sources

A likeness of Dr. King will be cut into a rock facing the nearby Jefferson Memorial.

A lookout of ancient dolerite rock facing the Cradle Mountain world heritage area, it captures Tasmania's essence: remote, spectacular with crystal clear views through pure air from the Roaring Forties that pound the island's west coast.

One exceptional moment finds the Rock facing down a practitioner of Brazilian kick-boxing, a tiny man who, jabbing, jumping and swinging from handy vines, is just as quick and mercurial as the Rock is large and stolid.

In Intacto, there's a scene in the desert when he sits on a rock facing the movie's young hero recalling in simple words his experiences as a child in Auschwitz.

And a spectacular sculpture by the Mexican-born artist Gabriel Kuri in St Carthage's Cathedral consisting of a skip turned on its side and balanced with a rock, facing a huge curved sheet of metal, also balanced with a rock: immense heft, poise, suspense, weight and lightness conveyed at the same time.

Hold it with the rock facing away from you, and swing the bamboo very hard.

Its rock faces regulate its absorption and heat loss.

His explorations yielded discoveries of rock faces as diverse as the city they sit in.

Equally enigmatic are the symbols on rock faces that perhaps mark sacred places.

The group calls the cliffs C Rock for the giant blue Columbia University logo painted on the rock face.

Icicles hung down the rock face.