Sentence examples for building of stone from inspiring English sources
It is a small, dignified building of stone and turret, sitting at the centre of the quiet upper-town administrative district.
The harbour was made by the building of stone breakwaters between 1848 and 1905.
It is a Greek Revival-style stucco-clad building of stone and brick with a partly hipped roof.
His administration saw little realignment of the hedge but extensive strengthening of the existing run, including the building of stone walls and ditch and bank systems where the hedge could not be grown.
Buildings of stone and steel rest on the fragile foundation of human emotions and confused desires.
And the buildings of stone and the doormen, and Fifth Avenue like a solid column of yellow cabs receding uptown into this bromine-brown pall of smog.
The great steel-and-polymer buildings at the heart of the city, with their shining glass windows reflecting every gap between every cloud in the sky, gave way after a few hundred blocks to buildings of stone and brick and wood.
The house was unexplained these three buildings of stone in the middle of nowhere.
In current European construction, the building model of stone coverings detached from the building support is being increasingly used.
The crown jewel is the Hotel Faust, a magnificent two-story building made of stone block.
Located on the River Bann, the town of Banbridge came into existence following the building of a stone bridge across the river in 1712.
