Sentence examples for marble facing from inspiring English sources

The marble facing of the tellers' cages is falling away.

There are more messages on the marble facing of the Holy Nativity grotto beneath the altar.

Much of the marble facing from its concrete structures was dug up in the Middle Ages and Renaissance to be reused on distant new buildings.

He opened the school door and revealed an Art Deco marvel, built in 1932, with W.P.A. murals, marble facing and stunning tile floors.

Civilian government was restored in 1985, and symbolic changes were made in the city's structures; for example, the marble facing on the Ministry of Justice was removed, and the building was brought back into accordance with Niemeyer's original blueprints.

It changes with the weathering and staining of materials (the white Gothic cathedrals are now deep gray), or, if it is superficial, it can easily be altered or removed (as the coloured stucco veneers of ancient Greek temples or the bright marble facing on Roman brickwork).

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Each of the other facades, also marble faced, are emblazoned with the names of major battles and campaigns of the war.

The inscriptions from this site, fully published here by Mr, Woodward, are both long and important, for the marble facing-blocks of the east parodos-wall of the theatre at its west end literally formed a single inscribed monument.

But the argument is not about the sumptuous marble face — it's about the utilitarian backside.

For hundreds of years, Caligula's handsome, marble face has stared out at a fascinated world.