Sentence examples for virgin rock from inspiring English sources

Virgin Rock Rd., 5510-Wilbert W. and Mary Y. Floyd to Matthew Wayne Black and Ashley Pomper, $528,000.

The leading part of the machine resembles a telescope, the back of which grips the tunnel wall while the front end, which does the grinding, is pushed out into the virgin rock.

They discussed the possibility that the extensive period of mining would have led to disturbed temperatures in the mine that might have affected virgin rock temperatures.

Therefore the side-walls were excavated too, to reach virgin rock as weathered rock might provide pathways for water seepage.

The results of the flexural beam tests were noted to be consistent with past works with cement stabilized virgin quarry rock products.

Warner currently has four of the top 10 albums on Billboard's chart of best-selling records and tapes, including the No. 1 album, "Like a Virgin," by rock artist Madonna.

He cited, for one thing, the archaic, largely Byzantine convention of depicting Christ head on, delivering the usual raised-fingers blessing, at a time when Leonardo was doing wonders with figures turning in pictorial deep space — as with "The Virgin of the Rocks" and "Virgin and Child with St. Anne," both at the Louvre.

The title is derived from Leonardo Da Vinci's painting, Madonna by the Rocks (also known as Virgin on the Rocks) and the style is inspired by Rembrandt Van Rijn's self-portraits, in which he purposely poses with the light source coming from behind, trying to study how light bounces off the skin from different angles and directions.

That was the story yesterday out of London, where The Guardian reported that the drawing of a kneeling woman, one arm folded, the other outflung, emerged when an infrared camera was trained on Leonardo's "Madonna of the Rocks" (also known as "Virgin of the Rocks"), in large detail, right, in the first scientific study of the 500-year-old painting.

Leonardo da Vinci's "Madonna of the Rocks" in London and "Virgin of the Rocks" in Paris have identical compositions but were completed 20 years apart.

But while subscribers may feel that the March issue was perhaps one Guns N' Roses cover too far, for the Classic Rock virgin like myself, there could have been no better introduction to this much-maligned magazine than an in-depth interview with Axl and co's understandably aggrieved former manager Alan Niven.