Sentence examples for embedded in the stone from inspiring English sources

Massive clocks embedded in the stone, with the clouds drifting by.

Its golds and blues were smoky in the evening light, but the central column blazed white, like the transfiguration of a man; and of all men, named or un-named, whose lives and skills are embedded in the stone and glass of great cathedrals.

even has a fossil crocodile from Germany, embedded in the stone in which it was preserved, hanging on the wall instead of a painting.

To this end, the two scientists mapped a path through the interior of the museum and out onto neighboring streets to observe the fossils embedded in the stones of nearby residential buildings.

Unlike some cities, New York is not known as a locality for fossils, and for good reason, they are few and far between, especially if you exclude the treasure trove of fossils embedded in the dimension stone of facades, lobbies, and rest rooms.

The City of Culture was planned like a richly layered novel, with historical echoes embedded in the undulating stone-and-glass structures and in the pedestrian streets that connect its expansive plazas.

It will be incorporated into a new memorial, the original brass plaques embedded in the structure behind engraved stone tablets better suited to the damp British weather.

The stone is embedded in the pavement in front of the place the person latest home (excluding concentration camps).

On Saturday, Mr. Bush, along with the defense secretary he fired, Donald H. Rumsfeld, was at the Pentagon to lay a wreath of white flowers by a 9/11 memorial stone embedded in the Pentagon wall near the site of the plane crash.

A black granite stone embedded in the plaza bears the picture of Murphy and his Medal of Honor.

Look for nails embedded in the tread, sidewall damage and stone damage.