Sentence examples for slabs of limestone from inspiring English sources
The lead sculptor for the monument here, Joseph Kincannon, has carved 10 slabs of limestone, one for each amendment.
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A major Maya site generally includes several types of masonry buildings, usually constructed by facing a cement-and-rubble core with blocks or thin slabs of limestone.
The architects very roughly followed the pattern of the Rockefeller Center of the 1930s, vertical slabs of limestone flanking windows, and spandrel panels of the same material.
What the monks were doing on three barren slabs of limestone in the freezing sea, why they couldn't pray somewhere near Galway, is unclear.
The range provides a number of scenic views and is composed of forested terrain indented with deep gorges and streams overflowing slabs of limestone.
A bather can swim around it and dip underneath a slab of limestone forming a bridge.
It was nothing but a shallow, rectangle cut into a slab of limestone, with a faucet that streamed water straight down into the neatly cut hole below.
Labour's slab of limestone with six promises on it, that I didn't understand, presumably is headed to the knacker's yard.
A 4ft-high slab of limestone erected in 1911, it depicts Cecil Rhodes, the arch imperialist, and one-time student of Oriel.
That Sunday, in a car park in Hastings, Miliband unveiled an 8ft 6in slab of limestone, into which had been carved Labour's six election pledges.
