Sentence examples for basement stone from inspiring English sources
Downstairs in the basement, stone sink, ancient stove with stovepipe, might have come out of La Bohème, faint mould... a cupboard with bits of tarnished silver... fluted gilt teacups, Japanese teapots, no lids, nutcrackers, dim cruets; Stevie struggling mysteriously with the lunch, a large tough chicken..
The surprises range from the hallucinatory (the intricately carved, lofted arch-screen of the 16th-century St.-Étienne-du-Mont Church next to the Panthéon) to the culinary (the basement stone crypt of the 17th-century Polish church Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption that serves as a restaurant offering pickled herring and pork schnitzel).
Polska; 263, bis rue St.-Honoré, First Arrondissement; 33-1-4260-4333; opexceptry day except Monday and Sunday evenings from noon to 3 p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. Nestled in the basement stone crypt of a Polish church, Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, this restaurant offers typical Polish dishes, mainly borscht and sauerkraut stew.
Sea Cliff $600,000 19 Club Road 2 1 0 22 weeks 53-year-old 53-year-old 53-year-old, eat-in kitchen, fireplace, sunroom, finished basement, stone patio, 2-car garage, 0.46-acre lot; taxes $10,731; listed at $629,000.
What's more, the house had a finished basement, with stone walls and a concrete floor that was completely level.
The basement, under impressive stone arched colonnades, makes a great communal space; equally design-conscious are the bare stone and beamy sitting room – with its hearty, après-ski wood-burner, library and old climbing kit on the wall – and the cosy low-lit restaurant with hanging sculptures and mezzanine for more exquisite views.
The family room in the basement has a stone fireplace.
The stone basement, now a bedroom, was part of the 1861 structure.
Mr. Chizzola now keeps the equipment stored in the basement of the stone house.
Our quarters proved to be a long, narrow basement room, with stone walls and a dark wood ceiling.
It's a classy place, a long basement of exposed stone and stained wood, staffed by badger-bearded bartenders in bow ties.
