Sentence examples for a dressed stone from inspiring English sources

The ceiling shows signs of a dressed stone or wooden screen from the right wall to the end of the bench.

Approximately 15 buildings in the Triangle were designed by architect Reuven Avraham Rabinowitz, who often added a row of roughly dressed stone to the facade to demarcate each story.

The timber palisade was replaced with a keep, or donjon, of dressed stone, and the entire enclosure, called the enceinte, was surrounded by a wall.

Others employed dressed stone and a few added wooden steeples, as at Burntisland (1592).

Constructed in dressed stone with a core of rubble, the pyramid is now ruined and resembles a conical hill in the sands of Saqqara.

It is thought that this building was built during the military period as the surviving masonry is of high quality with finely dressed stone and a wall some 1.2 m thick.

You might glimpse an orange tree growing through a ruined roof, some rubbled Corinthian pillars and pediments, or a dramatically cracked architrave of prettily dressed stone with Arabic inscriptions.

Off-shore explorations located a fifteen course brick structure, three courses of dressed stone blocks, brick bats and pottery.

The project has used local architects and contractors, while the beautiful dressed stone for the new construction came from a quarry in Huddersfield, just over the hill.

The structure is believed to have had three stepped levels that were built with finely dressed stone blocks, some of which were decorated with a double-trapezoid design.

From 1930 there was a radical change, and flat roofs and reinforced concrete faced with naturally dressed stone predominated.