Sentence examples for build of stone from inspiring English sources
The substantial two storied station building, solidly build of stone, made an effective strong redoubt for the garrison, with the windows used by the defenders to fire their automatic rifles and throw their grenades from.
Years later, Castle Pink, build of stone, uninhabited, and standing in one of the wettest parts of Ireland, set itself on fire and burned to the ground.
These early buildings were built of stone and adobe and were themselves built upon earlier earth and cobble structures dating to the predynastic period.
The elegant building is built of stone and brick masonry, and has four towers at the corners with a terraced facade.
In the 1670's, the royal architect François Blondel, chastened by the recent fire of London, decreed that all buildings in Paris be built of stone.
These are L-shaped, open-air spaces built of stone with a rectangular stage.
Traditionally, Istrian houses are built of stone, with small windows and thick walls.
A hearth type of furnace, it was built of stone and was charged with iron ore, flux, and charcoal.
These were built of stone around a rectangular courtyard, on three sides of which were stables and storehouses.
These altars gradually came to be built of stone, and the remains of martyrs were customarily reburied beneath them.
