noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
red
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The video opens in a red sandstone canyon.
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Built between 1846 and 1848, mainly of local red sandstone , it carries the line 169 feet above the river.
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Nearer Lexington Avenue, the shops that had invaded the row of red sandstone town houses were beginning to open.
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The land is old red sandstone with a very high content of fine silts.
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Architecturally, as in other ways, this pleasing street scene was dominated by an elegant seven-bay house in red Quantock sandstone .
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Three hundred metres down this narrow road, opposite a red sandstone church, are the meadows.
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Scenes will take place in remote woodland as well as the disused red sandstone Irby quarry.
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The Island is composed mainly of red sandstone .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A Barren Measures' sandstone reservoir study was based on log analysis of three wells in the study area.
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Fossils are harder to remove intact from sandstone than from clay.
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From above, the sandstone looks like solid rock, terminating at a 20-foot cliff.
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Limestone and sandstone are quite unsuitable.
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Note: sandstone grades are for on-sight ascents using rope knots for the first time.
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Now it stood clear: the reek of fish, and sandstone cut with a Presbyterian trowel.
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Suddenly patches of pink sandstone were again visible in the courtyard.
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This delicate fern is preserved in a very fine-grained sandstone , which fractures rather irregularly.