Steering in an easterly direction for two miles, over downs of most luxuriant grass, we found a large rock water-hole holding over 100 gallons.
On the 25th found on the top of the cliffs a large rock hole, containing sufficient water to give the horses as much as they required, and on the 26th were equally fortunate.
Meghkeekassin, the name of a large rock in an obscure nook on the west side of the Neperah, near the Hudson, is written Macackassin in deed of 1661.
The name is an equivalent of Astenra-kowa, "A large rock.
The Beekman grant was on both sides of Rondout Creek west and immediately above Honk Falls, where a large rock lying in the kill was the boundmark to which the name referred and from which it was extended to the stream and place.
As Houston and Van Dorn disappeared around a turn in the road, the figure of Haight emerged into the starlight from behind a large rock where he had been concealed most of the time during their stay at the cabin.
A little later, calm and queenly as ever, Lyle rejoined the little group, who had strolled out a short distance from the house, and were seated beside the lake, in the cooling shadow of a large rock.
After a while he became so strong that he could handle a large rockas easily as he had hitherto handled a little stone.
The body is exposed in the open air along the side of a large rock, or taken to the shore or hilltop, where stones of different sizes are piled around it to prevent the birds and animals from getting at it.
A wolverene was out walking on the hillside and came upon a large rock.
Once after that a man fishing near the place saw her sitting on a large rock in the river, looking just as she had always looked, but as soon as she caught sight of him she jumped into the water and was gone.
Keeping out of sight of their father, they followed him up the mountain until he stopped at a certain place and lifted a large rock.
The next morning he followed him secretly through the woods until he saw him come out into a sunny opening, where he sat down upon a large rock, took off his moccasins, and began rubbing them against the rocks until he had worn holes in them.
In a second I leaped off Czar and ran from stone to stone, till I got within ten yards of the shaggy monsters, from which I was only separated by a large rock.
We lit the fire under a large rock, so that it was protected from the north wind and drove strong pickets into the ground in order to fasten up our cattle close to the tent.
I was at the centre, behind a large rock, Koenigstein lay on my right near the stream in the dry grass behind some bushes, and Clifton was on my left, covered by a fallen dead tree.
He had hardly uttered the words when there came a chorus of yells from behind a large rock.
Then, as they moved around a large rock, Bob caught sight of several tents placed about a hundred yards apart on a vast plain.
A tiny spring trickled from beside a large rock, and they welcomed the taste of the refreshing liquid.
There was none to be had, however,--not a tree or large rock to which they could escape.
The sun had glinted on the barrel of a rifle in the hands of a man who, at that moment crouched beside a large rock, was facing away from him and motioning to some one in the woods beyond.
Meanwhile the cannery watchman had made fast the steamer's bow and stern lines, the latter to the piling of the higher wharf, and the other to a large rock on the beach.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "large rock" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
