Sentence examples for is hewn from from inspiring English sources

Cars often share an architecture; RC is hewn from three of them.

Every beam, nook and balustrade is hewn from fromage and filled to the deep with more cheese.

Few items have not, somewhere along the way, relied on what is hewn from the earth for their existence or at least for their location.

The startlingly white monastery is hewn from the rock face, and there is usually a queue of pilgrims waiting to see the cloth-covered remains of the miracle-giving Saint Basil in one of two little cave chapels.

Such is the innate astonishingness of a drama in which historical integrity is hewn from Lego and logic is something to be bummed by one's brother-in-law behind a gossamer curtain (Ye Terry's Fabrics, £3.89 a yarde).

But that is not to say that the latest unrest is hewn from the same political flagstones as the revolutionary barricades of 1968 that defined an era: It is a cents-and-euros struggle to avert the inevitable moment when decades of cumulative benefits — from short work weeks to long vacations, from state health care to early retirement — begin to unravel.

More accurately it has been hewn from two others.

In the main house, staircases were hewn from single logs.

The car could almost be hewn from a steel billet.

In the Yorkshire Post I was hewn from God's own county.

The houses were hewn from lodgepole pine and had adze marks on the beams.