Sentence examples similar to rock shaping from inspiring English sources

Considered out of context, they are unimpressive things, crude chunks of rock shaped into marginally useful objects.

Here you can sit in blissful peace, read a book and contemplate the sparkling azure sea and the Bakoven rock, shaped like a pizza oven.

The Bears Ears area, situated around two rounded humps of rock shaped like a bear's ears, inspires many mysteries and local legends.

Galaxy Rock shaped well at the first meeting here, in readiness for his defence of the Henrietta Knight Handicap Chase, but Harry The Viking (1.55) looked raw last season and could be ready to surpass this rating now.

The mace was a simple rock, shaped for the hand and intended to smash bone and flesh, to which a handle had been added to increase the velocity and force of the blow.

Or they stare at the sandstone walls of the desert -- salmon-colored rock shaped by the ages - and shrug, "Nice, but where's the mystery?" The problem is, they don't know where to look.

The group's later hits, such as "I'm Crying," "We Gotta Get out of This Place," and "It's My Life," developed a formula of tough, dramatic, hard-driving rock shaped by an awareness of folk music and the blues, but the departure of Price in 1965 and Burdon a year later put a premature end to the story.

Rice waited for two hours, then quickly selected a rock shaped like an arrowhead.

During the tournament, she found "a rock shaped like the lucky egg from the film Cool Runnings.

Chris Harris from Rolling Stone considered it "an ambitious collection of experimental rock" shaped by the band's personal struggles and legal battle with their record label.

Blues-rock shaped the sound of Allison Iraheta and Alexis Grace.