Sentence examples for limestone block from inspiring English sources

The sound of a limestone block dropping into the right place is wonderful".

In this last one, the large version owned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the integrity of the original limestone block and the lovers' union seems most complete.

'Happy God/Garden Gargoyle' was carved by Paul Angiolillo from a limestone block salvaged at a building demolition at Princeton University.

The story of objects and places, such as the war memorial ("Fronted by an area of grass, the monument comprises a limestone block, set against a curving brick wall; the block measures 2.5 metres by 2.5 metres by 1.5 metres').

In a case study of a limestone block, discontinuities were detected by the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) through a high frequency antenna (700 MHz) and deterministically modeled in three dimensions following the method presented in Elkarmoty et al. (2017).

Nancy Druckman, director of the American folk art department at Sotheby's, who handles outsider art for that house, described the $400,000 to $600,000 estimate for the lot on the catalog cover, "Noah's Ark," a limestone block by William Edmondson, a stone carver working in Tennessee in the early 20th century, as "pretty aggressive".

The huge limestone blocks were intact.

Up close I could see the now-familiar limestone blocks.

The walls of the fort are constructed from hand-hewn limestone blocks, laid together without mortar.

The large piles of limestone blocks, meant to be carved, remained in place.

The lock was made of dressed limestone blocks held together by cement.