Bruce Popkin, an architectural conservator at Thornton Tomasetti, the engineering and architectural firm supervising the project, said that in the course of inspection, he noticed that a section of the stone cornice was cracked along the edge for most of its 300-plus feet.
Most wore wings pinned on their chests, some studded with diamonds — one for each decade in the air — and gravitated toward a section of the stones where the crew members' names were engraved.
An article on Dec. 6 about the revitalization of Stone Street in Lower Manhattan referred imprecisely to access through the Goldman , Sachsheadquarters at 85 Broad Street, built on a closed section of Stone Street.
Correction: December 16, 2000, Saturday An article on Dec. 6 about the revitalization of Stone Street in Lower Manhattan referred imprecisely to access through the Goldman , Sachsheadquarters at 85 Broad Street, built on a closed section of Stone Street.
When we visit, people are wading in the River of A Thousand Lingas, a section of the stream boasting stone carvings on its floor.
Traffic has been stopped from using a section of the A344 next to the stones, in Wiltshire.
According to legend, the stream where Haraldsson bathed gained healing powers as a result, and he rested in the cavern after using magic to clear a section of the road that was blocked by stones.
A meridian stone column at Fuglenes (a section of the town) commemorates the completion of this work.
The preserved body parts of the famous include John Marshall's bladder stones, a piece of Grover Cleveland's cancerous jawbone and a section of John Wilkes Booth's neck.
A section of the ruins lie within the lobby; you can see ancient animal footprints in the clay-stone walls.
There's a section in Made of Stone that is based around the Stone Roses' surprise warm-up gig at Parr Hall in Warrington, near Manchester.
