Sentence examples for stone designed from inspiring English sources

The architects Rose & Stone designed Brokaw's asymmetrical, towered house, an early example of the French Renaissance style, in 1888.

Stone asked a friend to pose as the group's leader, but Stone designed the ads and Trump signed off on them.

In 2008 the government opened the Museum of Islamic Art, a zigguratlike structure of white stone designed by I. M. Pei, and an orchestra, the Qatar Philharmonic, was formed in Doha.

Considering that a painting went for more than $50 million, the Kaufmann House, in Palm Springs, Calif., a 1946 Modernist landmark in glass, steel and stone designed by the architect Richard Neutra, was a veritable bargain.

So the carving of Labour's six manifesto pledges in monumental stone, designed to be a daily, grisly reminder to the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, of his duty to the British people, is rightly the subject of ribaldry and Twitter mockery.

Stone designed the house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places after preservation advocates waged a battle to save it from demolition, as a weekend retreat for A. Conger Goodyear, an industrialist and Modern art collector who was the first president of the Museum of Modern Art.

Her necklaces have layers of metal and stones designed to look like spires and ziggurats.

"There were these small mosaic stones, designed to prevent someone from coming to the question, 'Where are they exactly?' " At the news conference, Mr. Nehm gave a detailed account of how the Hamburg cell was formed and how the hijackers trained for their suicide mission.

On a grey morning the new building, to the west and out of sight of the stones, designed by the London office of the Australian firm Denton Corker Marshall, is elegant if very grey – "certainly not a Fred Flintstone imitation Stonehenge", Thurley said.

Taking into account the system's lower capabilities compared to the arcade hardware, Stones designed the game to handle a large number of on-screen sprites.

There was also Cure's Natural Aqua Gel, Butler Bags with enough compartments so that you don't need Jeeves, Bandal's sandals with changeable straps, Hoover vacuum's new Platinum Collection, Foster Grant sunglasses and Bay Area artists Keren Barukh jewelry made with vibrant stones designed to match your skin tone, hair and eye color.