Sentence examples for built of gray stone from inspiring English sources

Built of gray stone excavated from the nearby Goddalafjall mountain and assembled in the same facility that cut the basalt tiles, it resembles a work of art, even with the pile of ash near the bottom.

The city was built in the nineteenth century by English and Scottish immigrants — specifically, it is rumored, by Scots who had left Scotland because they found the Scots back home insufficiently dour and tightfisted — and they built a place of gray stone fortresses, Sunday shop closings, and hard, sad Britannic edges.

For example, the stadium, an oval of gray stone the length of two American football fields, was built in the first century A.D. with a seating capacity far greater than the population of the city and its environs, probably about 10,000.

In the photo, his white chest stands proud as his four paws balance on a heap of gray stones.

It was built of stone and bronze, on a stone column.

The L-shaped house is not remarkable in style and could be any other suburban house -- except that it is built of rock-faced stone, a mottled gray and white gneiss with granite trim.

Most of the town is built of local stone.

They were built of dressed stone, and are the best-preserved of the original hatches.

Their monastery, built crudely of gray blocks of stone, still stands, as was noted by Pliny, some distance away from the shore.

The houses were built of stone and arranged along streets.

Its replacement was built of stone.