Sentence examples for constructed of stone from inspiring English sources

The castle was first mentioned in a household inventory taken in 1448, as "a gatehouse constructed of stone" and although no construction details survive, it is believed the stone castle was built sometime between 1390 and the early 15th century, due to the coat of arms featured above the west entrance (see Heraldry below).

Houses are most often constructed of stone, frequently without mortar.

In the Americas, Incan and Mayan temples were constructed of stone and were often highly carved.

Pit homes were increasingly constructed of stone masonry, again suggesting Ancestral Pueblo influence.

At the Metropolitan Home Show, at Grand Central Palace, he was building a full-scale house; it covered 1500 square feet & was constructed of stone, glass, copper, sheet, rock, cedar shingles.

At the Metropolitan Home Show, at Grand Central Palace, he was builing a full-scale house; it covered 1,500 square feet and was being constructed of stone, glass, copper, sheet rock, and cedar shingles.

The houses are built on the slopes of a huge cirque of rocks that encloses the village; the houses are constructed of stones with flat beam roofs.

The contemporary small town of Maʾrib, principally constructed of stones from the ancient Sabaean ruins and standing upon a tall (a stratified archaeological mound), is a centre for Bedouin tribesmen, who pasture flocks of camels, sheep, and goats.

Most of the buildings, many painted in light pastels, are constructed of stones pilfered from the large Roman fortress -- the second-largest along the wall, guarding water approaches -- that today lies under a field of wildflowers, just beneath our bedroom window.

The building's first floor exterior walls were constructed of stones from nearby forests, and Indiana limestone was used for trimmings.

Channels were constructed of cut stone, brick, rubble, or rough concrete.