Sentence examples for belgian marble from inspiring English sources

"It was a Belgian marble base.

The polished Belgian marble floor in the lobby is glossier than ever.

He brought stone — Belgian marble, limestone and a type of onyx — to his studio and "began to carve, immediately".

French Champagne is no longer served to visitors in wicker chairs, and the Belgian marble soda fountain is gone - all in the name of increasing traffic flow.

The beams in the vaulted ceiling of the top-floor master suite are original, as are the seven working fireplaces of imported Belgian marble and the white oak herringbone floors with mahogany marquetry trim.

"The New Furniture" collection, with its combination of angularity and luxury, Belgian marble, shiny chrome and woven white leather straps that he designed with William Katavolos and Douglas Kelley for the Laverne Company in 1952, is now considered an important collectible from the period.

Turning left to face Fifth Avenue, guests come to the original Belgian-marble double staircase, beside which is parked an American-flag-emblazoned chrome motorcycle.

The eighty-sixth floor of the Empire State Building had an Art Moderne observation lounge containing a panelled "writing room," for addressing postcards, a tearoom, and a "sunset lounge," whose Belgian-marble bar served five kinds of champagne, along with a house cocktail, the Empire State, made with Amstel bitters, orange bitters, French vermouth, Scotch, and dry gin.

When the elevator door opened on 41, they stepped into the original lounge area of the Pierre Roof and walked up the Belgian-marble double staircase along the Fifth Avenue wall, which was adorned, Mr. Durkin recalled, by a pair of "Deco-kitschy" fountains.

For the past two years, the sculptor Frank Benson has poured every fiber of his being into the piece "Human Statue (Jessie)," a life-size — and very lifelike — sculpture executed in bronze and also in a combination of Belgian black marble and bronze.

Purity, Belgian Black Marble.