Sentence examples for mixture of stone from inspiring English sources

The old oak beams have been carefully preserved and the walls are a mixture of stone and white plasterboard.

The design was inspired by Wawapek, a shingle-style house with a mixture of stone and wood that was built for the philanthropist Robert W. deForest in 1898, said the library's architect, Todd Harvey, a partner at Beatty, Harvey & Associates in Manhattan and Riverhead.

Whitwell's built environment is characterised by its mixture of stone and thatched housing.

From the size and the shapes of the mixture of stones found together come clues to the speed of the water flow and the distance that the stones have traveled to reach their present location.

It works in the field of the random composite materials by considering the masonry as a mixture of stones (or bricks) and mortars.

The remaining 13 patients had various other mixtures of stone types.

Around 200 bc in central Italy it was discovered that a wet mixture of crushed stone, lime, and sand (especially a volcanic sand called pozzolana) would set into a material of great strength.

It also doesn't hurt that Wannerstedt's aesthetic is on point, a pleasing mixture of metal, stone, wood, and plastic-y objects that look ripped from a hip design magazine.

Although it has been repaired many times – with the mixture of types of stone and mortars adding to its problems – the huge window dates back to the 1420s.

Asphalt is a mixture of bitumen and stone, and concrete is a mixture of cement and stone.

There, the mixture of sand, cement, stone, water and chemicals that compose concrete is poured into trucks.