Sentences with phrase «sitting upon rocks»
The auction record for a work by George Russell was set in 2007, when his landscape painting, entitled Young Girls Sitting Upon Rocks with a Harbour and Headlands in the Distance, was sold at Whytes, Dublin, for $ 60,000.
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Angels, visible in human form, appear as characters in the narrative and address the chief actors; an angel descends from heaven, rolls away the stone which sealed the rock tomb and sits upon it.
Sitting at the Red Rock restaurant in Norman, Okla., during a meal with Mayfield earlier this month, Browns general manager John Dorsey looked upon the landscape outside and quipped, «Here's what we're gonna do: Open up restaurants right here, all lined up, and they're all gonna be food trucks.»
The smoothness of the soil suggests that the rocks sit upon a layer of hard packed sediment.
The most famous of these is Castle Rock, upon which sits the iconic Edinburgh Castle.
«When Tsze sat himself down upon a big rock, he said to the Earth: «Why is it that you are always so hard to manage?»
Our resort feels secluded, but is close to charming shops, restaurants, and sits upon the dramatic lava rock coast.
The property, which sits upon on a steeply sloping rock face in a residential area to the north of Whistler village, was designed as a weekend retreat for a family of snowboarders.
«and sat down to rest with an aking Heart, not SO much for fear of my Life, as for the Loss of my Fortune, though the Thumping of the Ship against the Rocks, and the Sea breaking violently upon us, the Sails fluttering with the Wind, and the ill Government of the Seamen, were enough to shock a stout hearted Man; so that I passed the remaining Part of the Night in melancholly Reflections» Uring made it to Half Moon Caye where he set up a base camp.
Edinburgh Castle sits upon Castle Rock, the end result of a volcano that erupted here many millennia ago.
It sits upon Castle Rock, the remains of a dormant volcano.
The world that Luna Crimson wanders into is the set of a Pagan chapel, and Weber has transformed the gallery into the narrative, creating an ethereal mise - en - sce ̀ne composed of gilded trees dripping with stained glass fragments, sculptural rocks that one may sit upon, an otherworldly soundscape and video projection, and the costumes of characters from her film.
A rock is placed in the gallery space, similar in size and shape to the rock that Rodin's The Thinker sits upon.
Fastnet Rock is the southernmost point in Ireland; the tiny islet is scarcely large enough to hold the lighthouse that sits upon it and is referred to as «Ireland's Teardop» both on account of its geographic location and, more importantly, because it was the last bit of Ireland that 19th century immigrants saw before leaving Ireland for America.