Sentence examples for long stone from inspiring English sources
The library in Bridgeport has long stone steps and high pillars.
By the end of the second day, we'd seen a long stone farmhouse built in the 18th century next to two long stone barns.
Those long stone temples were exhausting to navigate, however, making them inefficient workplaces.
Entering from the south, look out for the long stone wall of Figheldean House.
THE BAR Efficient service at the long stone bar, with a good selection of imported beers.
On a long stone wall are the names of the 344 Nassau County residents who died on Sept. 11, 2001.
It has a long stone-walled circular driveway, a wooden deck with seating and woodland views outside a windowed front entrance foyer, a backyard pond with a waterfall and a bridge, and an in-ground pool.
It's the last place I visit in Yorkshire before I turn the car round and head south: a low, long, stone-clad cottage only 50 or so yards from the M1, with a silver 4x4 parked outside, and a modest set of gates.
You pass through dramatic mountain scenery and follow the brilliantly turquoise Sava river, before crossing the 220-metre-long stone bridge at Solkan.
Witold Rybczynski, author of "The Look of Architecture" (Oxford University) has a 100-foot-long stone wall outside his 1907 house in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.
The master bedrooms can adjoin each other or be closed off; the main master has a 16-foot-long stone terrace facing Park Avenue; the other has two south-facing windows and a 7-by-12-foot terrace that offers a glimpse of Central Park across the rooftops.
