Sentences with phrase «of piles of rubble»

The theme resonates in earthworks by Robert Smithson, who preferred the term entropy to chaos, and the show has one of his piles of rubble interrupted by mirrors.

Not exact matches

In this scene, there is no chest beating, no sense of valor, just a kid stuck in a pile of rubble calling for help.

Without them, you've just got a pile of rubble.

It reduced Palm, a previous leader in mobile gadgets, to a pile of rubble.

Both spent much of their time working with «muck and gut» crews, doing everything from tearing out wet drywall to digging through piles of muddy clothing and other household rubble left in the wake of the hurricanes.

And the facade of the main chapel was reduced to a pile of rubble spread across the front sidewalk like a bag of building blocks.

I like it... although I'm a wee bit concerned about the weight of my post-book body crushing that sweet little house and reducing it to a pile of rubble.

Left all alone on this mysterious day, the «ghost train rumbled by» and the leaning chimney collapsed, burying Becky under a pile of rubble.

It's hardly surprising really after all the great expectations carefully built up over the last eight months were left in a pile of rubble on the Emirates pitch on Sunday.

With a push of a button the grandstand was reduced to a pile of rubble.

Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson also suggested there was nothing stable about the Tories any more - and that May's social care policy now resembled a pile of rubble.

In less than 30 seconds, the 38 - year - old grandstand concert venue at the New York State Fairgrounds imploded this weekend into a massive pile of rubble and dust.

GEDDES, N.Y. — In less than 30 seconds, the 38 - year - old grandstand concert venue at the New York State Fairgrounds imploded into a massive pile of rubble and dust.

The news photos from San Giuliano di Puglia were heart - wrenching: a rainbow of backpacks brightening the cold ground; piles of concrete rubble strewn amid unscathed apartment buildings.

For an outstanding view of the skyline, you can climb the switchbacks of the Great Mound, a pile of rubble from the old plant now covered in dirt and grass.

Global warming has replaced the China Syndrome as the number one energy worry in the United States, and Cassini is delivering a whole world of new data on Saturn: rubble - pile moons, record - groove gaps in the planet's famous rings, complex weather systems churning through the pastel cloud cover, and possible explanations for the unrelenting 900 - mile - an - hour winds.

Intense thermal stresses open up fractures in rocks; over the eons, the mechanical breakdown from daily heating and cooling can reduce boulders to piles of rubble.

Some clear steps include monitoring the internal temperature of rubble piles and scattering them before heat from fermentation builds up to dangerous levels.

Within a certain range of temperature and moisture conditions — even after months of inactivity — a rubble pile rich in tatami debris can smolder back to life, they concluded.

Should ocean acidification proceed unfettered, we will be left with winners, losers, and a pile of rubble and slime.

The existence of the craters, as well as the discovery of steep cliffs and pinnacles on the comet's landscape, imply that Wild 2 is a cohesive structure as opposed to a loosely connected rubble pile.

This could mean that it is similar to water - rich objects in the outer edge of the asteroid belt, or it could mean that Phobos is a rubble pile, with many empty cavities between rock fragments.

How could this pile of rubble not tear itself apart?

Philae and Rosetta will work together to scan the comet's interior using radio waves, to reveal whether it is solid or more of a rubble pile inside — a technique that could prove useful for future asteroid miners (see «Asteroid education «-RRB-.

In four years of theoretical work, we built a robot that could go over the rubble piles, at which point it would let out lots of little robots, which would be able to wend their way deeper into the rubble.

The rocky body — the largest yet to get a close flyby — seems to have been just large enough to avoid being reduced to a flying pile of rubble by eons of collisions with other asteroids.

About 50,000 years ago, a pile of volcanic rubble buried a conifer forest in the southern Lake District of Chile.

Parallel ridges toward the bottom of the mountain appear to be drop moraines — piles of rubble deposited at the edges of a receding glacier.

Torrence Johnson, Galileo project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, says the 170 - mile - wide body is probably «a very porous rubble pile, made of light rock mixed with ice and a fair amount of empty space.»

In North America, a towering tsunami buried plants and animals alike under thick piles of rubble.

Possibilities include a remnant nucleus, too small for SDO to detect, or a «rubble pile» of furiously vaporizing fragments.

The devastating photos show years of memories diminished into piles of rubble.

Mathilde is like a loose rubble pile with the density of water.

The bombed buildings, piles of rubble and their evocative shadows form a haunting backdrop to the outdoor scenes, particularly at night.

Though the footage consists of jittery, often disconnected fragments, many of these images leave a haunting impression: a child's doll abandoned in a pile of rubble, a tank exploding in a plume of smoke, a dead boy felled by a sniper's bullet.

Its sad because Mass Effect 3 should have been the vehicle to send Shepard and his crew off the right way, instead were left with Shepard in a pile of rubble and people making up indoctrination theories to try and justify just how bad this game was.

Is there anything more depressing and demoralizing than seeing Captain America's unbreakable shield laying broken in a pile of rubble?

The Marvel Gallery Avengers: Infinity War Thanos Statue features Thanos standing atop a pile of rubble.

The claustrophobia of being at war in such confined spaces is amplified by the danger of imminent discovery by Germans tunnelling in the opposite direction, or from collapse and suffocation under piles of dirt and rubble.

How about a Red Army T - 34 tank from World War II on a stand that included a massive pile of rubble meant to recall the fall of Berlin?

They entered through a hole in the floor and clambered down a pile of rubble along a narrow, much - used path.

That apartment turns into a pile of rubble.

The strategy might work, but it's still going to leave us with a pile of rubble where the village once stood.

The dogs start voicing their excitement the moment they arrive at the jumbled landscape of their training field - designed to resemble a disaster site with rubble piles that simulate collapsed structures.

This facility, where rescued dogs will learn to be rescuers, will be the first - of - its - kind in America and will provide a training ground for search and rescue teams throughout the nation to work with their canines in an environment that simulates real disaster conditions such as a train wreck, an earthquake zone and a rubble pile.

Japan - Amazing dog found alive floating alone in Baltic Sea on roof & pile of rubble after 21 days - http://www.japan.org/archives/1136

In February 2018, we still saw extensive hurricane damage here, including piles of rubble, flattened buildings, and trees that are leaning and dangerously close to falling over.

The beach is non existent, there is rubbish EVERYWHERE, buildings half built, piles of rubble that have been left for years it seems.

Players will feel the intensity of the world exploding around them as rubble and broken pieces pile up on the floor, while tight level design and vertical gameplay create a highly competitive environment.

Our first images of Shadow Fall showcased the Helghast attacking a densely populated area, turning the beautiful landscape into a burning pile of rubble as the dead piled up around it.