Sentence examples for in its stone from inspiring English sources

Excalibur stayed in its stone.

There is much talk of pizzas being blast-cooked in its stone ovens, Italian tomatoes imported from Parma and its use of genuine mozzarella.

It is 13,000 square feet and has a wine cellar, radiant heat in its stone and tile floors, a swimming pool and seven full and three half bathrooms.

Pir's family were caretakers of a shrine in a northern valley, and if he read something disparaging about Yazidis in an Iraqi newspaper he would cool off in its stone rooms.

By visiting the monastery in the eastern German city of Erfurt, a region that is considered the heartland of German Protestantism, and holding an ecumenical service in its stone chapel, the pope sought to emphasize how far relations had improved between the Catholic and Protestant churches.

Throughout the Victorian and Edwardian ages, the city grew in every direction, recording in its stone tenements and detached mansions every foible of changing taste: Neoclassical, Gothic, Scotch Baronial, Italianate, and a more recent profusion of 20th-century brick and concrete.

Known for its beaches and cricket - its national sport - the former British colony has a dual heritage: English - evident in its stone-built Anglican churches and Saturday race meetings - and African, reflected in its music and dance.

In August, a 13th-century town, Amatrice, was virtually erased in hours, its stone clock tower one of the only remnants of its long history.

But in summer its stone cottages fill with retirees from Como and Milan, tourists embark on the trek up the hill from the lakeside resort of Torno, and Crotto Piazzaga opens its doors.

With transparency as a goal, the society has added as much glass as it can in its landmark stone facade — the alterations required permission from the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.

AtHollin Bank Barn Cottage (sleeps six), you can dine alfresco in its dry stone walled garden while gazing out across Coniston Water.