Sentence examples for from masonry from inspiring English sources

The deck, designed for two carriageways, was suspended by iron chains from masonry towers at either end.

This means it expands and contracts as the temperature changes, making it very different from masonry domes found around the world.

Stepwells are categorized by their scale, layout, materials, and shape: they can be rectangular, circular, or even L-shaped; they can be built from masonry, rubble, or brick; and they can have as many as four separate entrances.

Combat feels more brittle and Call of Duty-esque – a feeling heightened in the campaign by sections where control is wrested from the player to allow for a canned animation, or a short, unavoidable sequence when, for example, you are forced to fall from masonry onto a lower platform.

The additions and a profusion of facade styles ranging from masonry and vinyl to brick and stucco tell of decades of work by home improvement contractors and heavy-duty do-it-yourselfers in a place where a premium is placed on keeping up houses.

Built in the 19th century from masonry, the 62.5 m tall structure consists of a spire and a nave.

The walls of the conduit were constructed from dressed masonry and the floor from concrete.

The church is built from rubble masonry, dressed with limestone; the roof is made from slate, with a stone bellcote at the west end and a bell dating from 1668.

The church is built from rubble masonry with very large boulder quoins; the roof is made from slate with stone copings.

(She liberated it from its masonry collar).

The original Madalin Hotel burned to the ground in 1909 and was cautiously rebuilt from exquisite masonry.