Sentence examples for patterns of stonework from inspiring English sources

The remaining part of the south nave, the oldest section of the present structure, dates from medieval times; the north doorway and tracery (patterns of stonework in the windows) point to the 14th century.

A rhomboidal pattern of stonework runs across the walls, inspired by the traditional techniques for building lighthouses, in order to add visual dynamism to the composition.

The decorative effect of this architecture depends not only on the tracery of the windows but also on the spread of tracery patterns over areas of stonework and on architectural features such as gables.

"Lots of stonework to see there," he said.

Viewers were shocked after plants were trampled, flagstones and pieces of stonework smashed.

Viewers were shocked after plants were trampled, and flagstones and pieces of stonework smashed.

Nowadays, much of the wall is gone; sections of it are no more than dots and dashes of stonework.

Matthew Greenfield is managing partner of Stonework Capital, a socially responsible hedge fund based in New York City.

The finished tower rises 101 feet above the foundation in seventy-seven cofrstoneworkonework all told.

The wall of the top section is poorly preserved with just two courses of stonework remaining in place.

To update silica exposure levels among workers with different job titles, the high-risk industries of "stonework masonry" (SIC 1741) and "gray iron foundry" (SIC 3321) with exposure levels above ACGIH TLV of 0.05 mg/m were selected (Dear 1996).