Sentence examples for built from stone from inspiring English sources
At the top of the hill is the caserío, a 16th-century Basque farmhouse (known as Zabalaga country house) built from stone and timber.
WAYNE, N.J. — The walls of the jail cell were built from stone, providing the perfect place for David Tyree to hit rock bottom.
So how about the architecture in his games, these grand gothic structures built from stone and lined with intricate carvings and statues?
Houses, farms and shops are built from stone and packed mud with white walls framed by ornate painted patterns in red, gold and brown.
visitnorway.com With a distinct Middle Earth feel, the Breidablik Cabins (there are two at the site) are a unique pair of constructions built from stone which was lugged up the 1,160m mountain.
The village school consisted of rooms built from stone and cement during the British time, which provided classrooms for only some of the pupils.
They tend to be built from stones found nearby, and often reflect the history of the place.
OUTDOOR SPACE: French doors in the barn open to a patio with a hearth built from stones collected on site.
It had been built from stones on the property and the original part dated back to 1749.
They'd go to a B & B. But now there's a 24-foot stone fireplace built from stones we carried in by ourselves from our woods.
The farmers' path was stroller-friendly, and we wandered along great patches of flowering rapeseed, through murky forests and next to an 11th-century chapel built from stones the Romans had cut.
