Sentence examples for built on a stone from inspiring English sources

Julian Harrap, the architect now charged with restoring the yards and rebuilding the columns, was slightly alarmed to find that the whole column had been built on a stone well cover: it may be the gradual collapse of the well shaft which destabilised the whole mad monument.

The third and best-understood mansio was built on a stone base about 130 CE.

The house is built on a stone foundation with a basement, with walls of brick; the architect's name is not known.

The principal material is red brick but the cathedral was built on a stone foundation and the chancel pillars and many details are of Gotland limestone.

Constructed between 1772 and 1774, the building was built on a stone foundation and has a stone stoop leading to the front entrance.

Even the claim that the United States was built on a foundation stone of liberty was seen as a fraud.

Average a la carte €35 Built on a craggy stone point jutting out into the Mediterranean, this casually elegant sea shack of a restaurant offers views over the sea as well as some of the finest seafood cooking in the south of France.

It is built on a short stone platform called a yuetai which is accessed by a short set of stairs.

Correction: December 16, 2000, Saturday An article on Dec. 6 about the revitalization of Stone Street in Lower Manhattan referred imprecisely to access through the Goldman , Sachsheadquarters at 85 Broad Street, built on a closed section of Stone Street.

The Warren Family Mortuary Chapel is a stone chapel built on a knoll near the center of the cemetery.

Verghina was built on a city site from the Stone Age and was first called Balla.