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Meanings of grey limestone in English
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Usage of grey limestone in English
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A long, sloping hillside, dotted with grey limestone boulders, stretched behind us.
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The new west wing is a replica of the original, in grey limestone.
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There is a fine grey limestone in the neighbourhood of Katariff.
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This formation was frequently traversed by dykes of grey limestone of a very hard texture.
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The 40-foot-tall Gorilla Cliffs appear first, their grey limestone capping a short hill to our right.
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The rock is of a dark grey limestone, and often presents a wall of unbroken surface.
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Farther along, we slow down to look at the dark grey limestone of the Simian Complex.
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At its heart is, of course, the Burren, and its grey limestone is the abiding theme of the area.
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The main fortress rose straight from the water in a tall featureless curtain wall of salt-stained grey limestone blocks.
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On the west side its grey limestone rises to the height of twenty feet straight out of the water.
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A dark grey limestone appears at perhaps a still greater height on the Shoalhaven river; in immediate contact with granite.
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Though the Inca foundations look austere by comparison, the masonry on the grey limestone walls is deceptively complex and subtle.
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Here the coast was upheaved into terraces of grey limestone, topped by a layer of sand riddled with rabbit holes.
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Imagine the flat or gently rolling horizon of Flanders tilting at 30 or 40 degrees, made of grey limestone that turns blinding white in summer.
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There are 5 different rock types but most of the pebbles are grey limestones and flint or white chalk.