Sentences with phrase «from sandstone»

The built - in bath is made from sandstone, so reflects the natural look running throughout the house.

The rectangles of different colors and textures remind me of India forts built from sandstone blocks.

There are two color options to choose from Sandstone Black and Brush Gold.

Besides, why would the OnePlus 3 stray so far from the sandstone build path of its predecessors after the controversial Chinese OEM spent so much time advertising said design and hyping its superiority over plastic and metal?

Although it would be tough for the company to move away from Sandstone Black, the prototype OnePlus 3 would arrive with a metal exterior in black.

The upcoming new limited - edition Sandstone White OnePlus 5T is identical to the black model aside from the sandstone - texture white case.

Dean from Sandstone, MN came to Interstate cause he knew the trucking industry was booming and that he could get a good job, making good money driving truck.

Producing bitumen requires huge amounts of energy just to free it from the sandstone it is found in.

We're breathing a lot of silica from sandstone, which makes up a lot of West Virginia's rock formations.

Self taught, he started carving sculptures from sandstone and then settled on his preferred material: found objects.

Bryce Canyon is most famous for its hoodoos and the horseshoe - shaped amphitheaters that were naturally eroded from the sandstone walls of the eastern edge of Paunsaugunt Plateau.

The tasteful décor at our Siem Reap accommodation includes beautiful reclining sofas, handcrafted teak wood furniture, rich local textiles and unique Khmer style Apsara dancer sculptures carved from sandstone.

Not many apartments can boast a view over Green Market Square from an art deco building constructed almost entirely from sandstone, and decorated with a diamond - theme design.

Rising from the sandstone façade of the 1851 Treasury Building, the hotel houses a total of 509 rooms and 28 suites, each decorated in warm neutral shades with deep purple accents.

From sandstone verandahs the House enjoys panoramic views from Brokenback to Barrington over rich Hunter River countryside grazed by a Fresian dairy herd.

Lady Grey has a romantic quaintness that is difficult to resist — from its sandstone church to its wide, sandy roads, low - key historical Victorian buildings with wrought iron gates, stoeps and verandas, and one of the most beautiful settings of any town in the Eastern Cape.

• Kemp — In 1665 Joost Kemp, Lord of Kerkwijk, had this house built from sandstone, a luxury building material at the time.

Sullivan's Cove is the site of the first British settlement and stretches from the sandstone warehouses on the east side on to the Hobart city centre.

It may have taken 13 years to get her all cleaned up, but a toddler's fossil named Selam has finally be separated from the sandstone in which she was entombed.

Many buildings, such as banks, houses, schools and courthouses were made from sandstone, earning Calgary the nickname «Sandstone City» prior to the First World War...

Not exact matches

A few examples from the Astia Angels portfolio: nVision Medical, a medical - device startup tackling female infertility; Sandstone Diagnostics, which has developed a male fertility tracker; and Naya Health, which makes a smart breast pump for nursing mothers.

Geologically, Cathedral Rock is carved from the Permian Schnebly Hill formation, a redbeds sandstone formed from coastal sand dunes near the shoreline of the ancient Pedregosa Sea.

During Early Proterozoic times (from 1688 - 1600 million years ago) the area was covered by thick, flat - lying sandstones.

Members of the Adams family, who owned the major industry in the town of Wiltshire, had built without assistance from the townspeople both the first and the present church building, the latter a replica of a beautiful Anglican church in England but made from the same sandstone used to construct the Adams factory.

The giant Buddhas of Bamiyan, once painted in bright colors, remained silent sentinels as they reacquired the hues of the sandstone cliffs from which they were carved.

The file name chosen to upload the album only in the usa in feb 1985, The tiny conceal itself is not a particularly great all - natural harbor and it's protected against swells using a breakwater that has been created with 1000s of huge hindrances of sandstone quarried from the facial area from the hill earlier mentioned.

Happy hour cocktails amid the Sonoran sunset at Onyx Bar and Lounge at Four Seasons Adjacent to the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale's signature restaurant, Talavera, Onyx Bar & Lounge receives its namesake from the amber, color - ribboned onyx framing the bar, drawing comparisons to desert sandstone and inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright.

Until his death, Bob lived in a sandstone house dating back to the late 18th century, a house which he rescued from near demolition.

Most of the cave's key fossils come from a thick band of sandstone called layer 11.

You can use it on all natural stone, from marble to slate and even sandstone.

This finding implies that some rocks on the Gale Crater rim, from which the Windjana sandstones are thought to have been derived, may have experienced complex geological processing, such as multiple episodes of melting.

Villages not far from this one in the red sandstone mountains of Yunnan Province used to be dark in the middle of the day 30 years ago, according to local residents.

Across the species» range from Baja California, Mexico, to Alaska, bioerosion on urchin - covered sandstone reefs, the researchers report, produces sediment approximately equivalent to that delivered to the coast by a river — some 200 tons of sediment per hectare — suggesting that when you stroll along the beach, a not insignificant chunk of the sand is, in fact, sea urchin waste.

All contain sediments of the Dakota Sandstone, a geological formation laid down during the Cretaceous period, which stretched from about 145 million to 66 million years ago.

Equally astonishing is the time of formation of the Tava sandstone, determined from detrital zircon analysis: the Tava proves to be from a time period ~ 750 million years ago, which was not known to be represented in the Colorado Rockies: the Cryogenian Period.

Uranium, the radioactive element that fuels nuclear power plants and occurs naturally in the Earth's crust, is typically mined from large sandstone deposits deep underground.

Subsequent experiments with more firmly consolidated sandstones from the North American Southwest produced the same result (see video below).

The extraction of water and heat from the porous sandstone causes it to contract, much as a sponge shrinks when it dries out.

In addition to the traditional geothermal plants at the Geysers, a pilot project, which was suspended last September, intended to draw steam directly from the volcanic, nonporous rock called felsite that lies below the sandstone and is its heat source.

The museum was built in 1889 with sandstone from Hermand Quarry, West Lothian — which in Carboniferous times was near the equator and covered in tropical swamp.

The Mount Simon sandstone in the Illinois Basin has the potential to hold billions of tons of CO2 from the Midwest's coal plants, according to the Department of Energy.

«This is it,» he says, peering underneath a sandstone ledge that juts from the weathered rock face.

They also found impressions of leaves in sandstone boulders nearby and even fossilised wood from a coniferous tree.

A wind blows from the south, scouring the ice free of loose snow so it resembles weathered sandstone.

Rather, they suspect the disposal of wastewater from those operations, done by pumping it back down into equally deep sandstone.

Sedimentary rock such as sandstone and shale, created from layers of deposited material, does an especially good job of preserving animal and plant remains.

When paleoanthropologist Zeresenay Alemseged of the Max Planck Institute in Germany first saw what appeared to be tiny hominid remains encased in 3.3 - million - year - old sandstone in northern Ethiopia — just miles from where the famous Lucy skeleton was found 32 years earlier — he knew he had found something special.

In response to a tax on greenhouse - gas emissions imposed by the Norwegian government, each year the company now removes about 1 million tons of CO2 captured as a waste product from the natural gas it recovers and pumps more than 99 percent of it 2,600 feet beneath the seafloor into a porous sandstone formation capped by impervious rock.

The species forms communities of rapidly developing grasses in sandy substrates resulting from the decomposition of molasses (conglomerates and detrital sandstones).

The sandstone head, which dates from the 2nd or 3rd century AD, has been likened to the Celtic deity Antenociticus, thought to have been worshipped as a source of inspiration and intercession in military affairs.