Sentence examples for stone building up from inspiring English sources

In view of its fabric and composition, the stone is quite similar to the Cotswold stone building up the Oxford field site.

We weren't staying in the lodge itself, but in Eagle's Crag, one of the two bothy-style stone buildings up an even more pot-holed track, at what seemed to be the last outpost of civilisation.

As with the rest of the Dalmatian Islands of Croatia, Hvar is home to old towns full of faded white stone buildings bumping up against teal blue harbors full of bobbing boats.

This may in fact be expected to increase the 'stepping stone' effects associated with building up a GP referral base, which could undermine retention in the public sector further.

From the road below, the three- and four-story stone buildings rise straight up from the edge of a sheer cliff and seem to be holding up the mountain behind.

IF YOU GO Hotel Faust (717 High Street, Comfort; hotelfaust.com), in a magnificent 130-year-old stone building, has eight suites — $120 and up — that have been smartly updated and include full breakfast.

On a Sunday evening last year, Rob Bell pulled up outside a stone building in Philadelphia, peered at the stained-glass window above the entrance, and frowned — the place looked like a church.

Sated by an hour of floating in the water of a deserted cove, I would've driven right by the place, a stone building with a crowded patio hard up against a curve in the road.

Stone mattress: a fossilized cushion, formed by layer upon layer of blue-green algae building up into a mound or dome.

"You're just agonizingly building up".

France is building up links.