Sentence examples for central stone from inspiring English sources

The hall leads to a central stone staircase lined with gypserie, traditional ornamental plasterwork popular in Provence.

Interior walls have been removed, leaving open, beamed dining areas around a central stone chimney with three hearths.

They also created the famous central stone "horseshoe" utilising the survey markers used to create the thirty-sided sarsen polygon.

The idea of the three floors cantilevered from a central stone core was inspired by pine branches.

It was incorporated as the central stone in the queen's state crown fashioned for use by Queen Elizabeth, consort of George VI, at her coronation in 1937.

His "Great Wall", a necklace of diamond maple leaves with an imperial jadeite central stone, was sold at the 2012 biennale for €56m ($73.5m).

Perched on a promontory jutting from the face of Mount Amiata, a volcanic peak in southern Tuscany with a purplish-blue cast, the 20-bedroom castle, thought to have been built on Etruscan foundations dating to the fourth century B.C., was all that remained of an 11th-century bulwark with medieval walls encircling a central stone-paved courtyard.

Central Javanese stone architecture did not use structural pillars, nor did its major stone monuments conceptualize hollow space in the way Khmer architecture did.

This is another central foundation stone of the criminal justice system - a recognition mistakes can be made, as seen all too often in the courts.

In these tourist hammams, service can feel rushed, the massage perfunctory and the facility so crowded that it can be difficult to carve out enough space to lie down on the central navel stone.

The stone central bay, 20 feet wide, is emphasised by superimposed double decorated pilasters on all floors and the central archway of the loggia in the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian orders, surmounted by a florid perforated pediment.