Sentence examples for made from marble from inspiring English sources
This sense of loss is what Marchand and Meffre have captured in image after image, whether of vast downtown vistas where every tower block is boarded-up or ravaged interior landscapes where the baroque stonework, often made from marble imported from Europe, is slowly crumbling and collapsing.
vora is full of such treasures, but it's a delight to just wander the steep cobbled streets lined with typical Alentejo whitewashed houses {the whitewash is made from marble dust}, their walls trimmed with bright bands of blue and yellow.
"No, the ceilings weren't made from marble.
Greek sculpture is some of the finest from any age, their monumental works made from marble or bronze elevated mankind to godhood.
"Why do so few women occupy positions of power and prestige?" Of course women have "come a long way, baby" these last few decades, working through glass ceilings instead of those made from marble... but her research clearly shows that gender stereotypes are so deeply ingrained in our psyches that even the most ardent supporters of gender equality can run into trouble.
The octagonal marble screen or 'jali' which borders the cenotaphs is made from eight marble panels which have been carved through with intricate pierce work.
The massive seated Lincoln is even made from Georgia marble.
Its bathroom has a shower and soaking tub made from black marble.
It also holds the record for the highest density of buildings made from white marble, which bounce the sun right back in your face, blinding you.
Carved from many different kinds of wood, they're also made from nails, marble, stone, lead, acrylic, fishing wire, fish bones, animal skeletons and random detritus, including circuit boards, photographs and plastic credit cards.
Leonard L. Boswell, a former commissioner and vice chairman of the advisory committee, said the Eisenhower memorial was unlike the stately, imposing Lincoln or Washington memorials, made from stone, marble and other traditional monument materials.
