Sentence examples for framed by stone from inspiring English sources
I have never been to Segovia, but the new Web site took me on a haunting stroll to a street framed by stone walls called Martínez Campos.
The theme is Northwest: There's an indoor waterfall framed by stone and huge rough-hewn wood beams, a fireplace, cherry paneling and a high ceiling that creates an open feel.
Rooms are framed by stone walls and oak beams, and are lined with antiques, from grand beds to old drawings and embroidered cushions.
Framed by stone entry halls at either end, it has a severe, stripped-down Classicism that also suggests why Bonatz was able to continue building well into the Nazi era.
House styles are varied: rambling colonials, '60s ranches, new homes faced in stone — and many have large lawns, some framed by stone walls.
Pine floors throughout most of the first level were brought in from Tennessee by an architectural salvage company; most walls are made of Venetian plaster; and the gas fireplaces are framed by cantera stone, a volcanic rock.
At one point, a bird bath appears framed by a stone wall.
It is named after the mosque on the 35-acre plaza, which is framed by imposing stone walls built by Herod the Great in the decades before Jesus walked there.
Lately, Mr. Goldfarb hears the growl of the bulldozers right on his own block, where Victorian houses framed by low stone walls are being obliterated in favor of, yuck, town houses.
In the main square of Merj 'Uyun, framed by picturesque stone buildings and the distinctive cross atop a Greek Orthodox Church, people waited for the army, barracked just down the road, to arrive.
To fill the time, the woolly-hatted cameramen filmed the backs of the photographers, the balcony, the tent concealing the body, then repositioned themselves for wide shots that encompassed the chaos that had exploded inside the sedate and snowy Mayfair street, with its lines of glossy black doors framed by white stone porticos and flanked by topiary shrubs.
