Sentence examples for overlapping stones from inspiring English sources

The roof is made of overlapping stones.

Each print is a wealth of overlapping shapes with stone-like textures densely filling the paper.

Erase all overlapping strokes.

The building and its exciting facade, with overlapping panels of translucent stone and glass, are the handiwork of Winka Dubbeldam, a Dutch architect whose New York firm, Archi-Tectonics, is on Varick Street.

In rural Westport, Massachusetts, modern property boundaries overlapped with weathered stone walls that were unveiled by LiDAR.

Class III stones are thought to overlap chronologically with Class II stones.

Their scales are very small and usually not overlapping (juxtaposed), abutting against one another like paving stones.

Halfway up the slope, his face pink from the climb, Mr. Shehadeh stopped to survey the westward view: gently overlapping ridges, more terraces, more olive groves and, dotting the hillsides, clusters of flat-roofed stone buildings: Palestinian villages.

It is interesting to note that ancient mummies (stone aged) were discovered in Europe and in Peru, these mummies have tattoo lines partly overlapping meridians [ 48], so it seems that not only the Chinese have noticed this biological net.

"The projects are overlapping.

Everything is overlapping now".