Sentence examples for whose quarries from inspiring English sources

Patch grew up in Combe Down, Somerset, from whose quarries nearby Bath was built.

The story goes that he left New York on something called the Albany night boat, then hitchhiked his way northeast to Granville, whose slate and marble industry anchored the area's economy in the 19th century and whose quarries still operate along 25 miles of the Vermont-New York border.

Walter's accomplices were his three most important contractors: John Rice, another Philadelphian whose quarry in Lee, Mass., was supplying the white marble for the facade of the Capitol; a local Washington entrepreneur, Alexander Provest, whose army of craftsmen was sawing, carving, polishing and setting the stone when it arrived; and Charles Fowler, a Bronx foundryman who was casting the dome.

Polish developers CD Projekt RED have delivered a fantasy role-playing game of amazing scale with the third main entry in their Witcher series, which sees the player assume the role of a professional monster hunter whose usual quarries take a back seat to the pursuit of his adopted daughter.

The excavations are being funded by the international cement company CEMEX, whose gravel quarry near Windsor is the site of the discoveries.

It is an agricultural mining region (pesticides, phosphate, zinc, lead, marble quarry, gravel quarries) whose both air and soil pollutants are to be considered as risk factors in future asthma related etiologic studies.

It has the advantage of using a renewable resource, unlike aggregates quarries whose resources are depleting.

The risk of river pollution due to washout (removal of pollutants) from contaminated floodplain water bodies (floodplain lakes and quarries whose origin is related to the large-scale mining of nonmetallic building materials in the floodplain zone) during high magnitude flood periods is analyzed using a combination of one-, two- and three-dimensional hydrodynamic modeling and in situ measurements.

The landslide occurred after exceptional autumnal rainfalls and involved a quarry whose activity has been documented over the past 10 years by aerial images.

Internationally recommended best practices are partially followed with the highest adherence observed for the quarry whose environmental impact study was more detailed and provided a stronger basis for designing the offset.

The caves were actually created during the early 1900s by man and were used as outlet tunnels for a rock quarry whose material laid the streets of an expanding Los Angeles.