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A moss-eaten stone monolith loomed over the road, fifty feet tall.† (source)
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It was another to confront the monolith that he seemed to be.† (source)
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Finally, the cab pulled up in front of my new apartment building, a slate-gray monolith on the banks of the Scioto, just at the edge of the Twin Rivers ghetto.† (source)
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I would probably never again see the ocean from thirty thousand feet above, so far up that you can't make out the waves or any boats, so that the ocean is a great and endless monolith.† (source)
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The house is bigger than she imagined—a white Victorian monolith with curlicues and black shutters.† (source)
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Rachel's team concentrated their work in the structure called the Sphinx, although the creature represented in stone was neither human nor lion; it may not have been a creature at all, although the smooth lines atop the stone monolith suggested curves of a living thing, and the sweeping appendages made everyone think of wings.† (source)
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The tunnel was also a convenient means of going unseen from the city to a small airport from which Politburo members could be flown to their ultimate redoubt, beneath the granite monolith at Zhiguli.† (source)
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The seventeen-story monoliths were among the most dangerous projects in all of Baltimore.† (source)
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Cotsakis was a monolith of thick and wadded flesh.† (source)
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Two five-story monoliths rose from either end of a long granite reflecting pool.† (source)
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His opponent smashed into a stone monolith with such force that it cracked.† (source)
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They left the fertile fields and flew across a great plateau of granite-like rock shaped into enormous monoliths.† (source)
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Carved thirteen hundred years before Jesus took his first breath—this numinous monolith had no relevance there, no link to modern Christianity.† (source)
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Those had been towering even without the help of illusion, and now they rose above him like ancient monoliths, green and gray and cracked.† (source)
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For one protracted moment Edgar was sure Claude had begun tearing down the monolith of straw to get at him.† (source)
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In the midst of all that unreality, cairns and broken monoliths, I had a dreamlike sense of having failed him, as if I'd botched some vital fairytale task through clumsiness and ignorance.† (source)
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