Sentence examples for window rock from inspiring English sources
Window Rock, capital of the extensive Navajo Nation Reservation, Apache county, northeastern Arizona, U.S. It lies 23 miles (37 km) northwest of Gallup, New Mexico.
We took a bus to Cirkewwa for the ferry to Gozo; and on a boat trip around the coast we visited the "azure window" rock archway and Fungus Rock, named for its medicinal fungus cultivated by the Knights of Malta.
On one dive, led by experienced Dutch guide Lerinde, we enter the water at the actually emerald-coloured "Blue Hole", close to the island's iconic "Azure Window" rock formation.
In the Navajo Nation, Deborah Jackson-Dennison, the superintendent of the Window Rock Unified School District, is in the process of reducing the school budget to about $17 million, from about $24 million, absorbing a cut from sequestration as well as from the local government.
Sylvia Jackson, an education specialist in Window Rock, the capital of the Navajo government, said tribal leaders were worried that the several thousand Navajo children in bilingual programs in Arizona public schools might risk losing their heritage as well as their native language.
And so the bite of the U.S. Congress' automatic spending cuts hurts them even more; so much so that the Window Rock United School District in Arizona has had to apply for an expensive line of credit with Wells Fargo bank.
Wander the narrow, labyrinthine lanes and peek into the open-air courtyards of grandiose homes, with their wooden lattice windows, rock gardens, watercolors and calligraphy scrolls, and it can feel as if you are slipping back in time to the days of the Chinese emperors.
Add details to the castle such as windows, rock texture and the gate.
The masses surrounded it, protesters banged on the doors and windows, rocked the car from side to side.
Old windows, rocks, dirt, cabinets, clothes, pets, old magazines, even kitchen sinks!
Indeed, with her red sand beaches, flowering herb bushes, sheltered harbors and breathtaking ocean views most famously of the dwejra or "azure window," a rock archway that offers a glimpse of the deep blue sea–"Calypso's Isle" is suitably seductive for tired tourists who have spent the past few days soaking in the centuries on Malta.
