Sentence examples for courses of stonework from inspiring English sources

In the medieval and Renaissance periods, balconies were supported by corbels made out of successive courses of stonework, or by large wooden or stone brackets.

The finished tower rises 101 feet above the foundation in seventy-seven cofrstoneworkonework all told.

The wall of the top section is poorly preserved with just two courses of stonework remaining in place.

The stairway and the upper parts of the structure were deliberately destroyed in antiquity, leaving only the lower courses of stonework in place.

On one occasion eleven two-ton stones were dislodged from the third course of stonework and carried off the rock, never to be seen again.

"Lots of stonework to see there," he said.

Viewers were shocked after plants were trampled, flagstones and pieces of stonework smashed.

Viewers were shocked after plants were trampled, and flagstones and pieces of stonework smashed.

What makes his work so recognisable is the powerful sense of stonework that he conveys through his etchings.

"The last couple of years it's been out of control, the amount of stonework going on," he said.

Nowadays, much of the wall is gone; sections of it are no more than dots and dashes of stonework.