Sentence examples for stone edifice from inspiring English sources

So last year's Yosemite is followed by one named after the largest stone edifice in Yosemite national park: El Capitan.

They found a house in Mount Airy, a vast stone edifice that had been a bed and breakfast.

In "Caernarvon Castle," from 1744-45, artistisketcheshes a stone edifice facing a lake as blue as the sky above.

Their way of life had been so successful that it found material expression in the form of a gigantic stone edifice, a reification of a spiritual world view.

The imposing stone edifice was renovated for the 2006 soccer World Cup, where it served as an evocative stage for the final.

The big tourist attraction here lies a few miles away at Barumini, in the form of a massive bronze-age stone edifice.

These libraries are no grand stone edifices: they are often equivalent of local village shops.

Houses run the style gamut, from rangy antiques to new stone edifices to tidy (though not inexpensive) ranches.

And Yerevan itself exudes a distinct bygone elegance, with its softly hued 19th-century tuff stone edifices that line its leafy boulevards.

If you look you can find one on almost every block, from the great stone edifices downtown to simple clapboard or fibro constructions in the suburbs.

In addition to the new burial plots, Catholic cemeteries in Haverhill and Salem, Mass., are displaying new columbaria, stone edifices that hold 80 to 90 urns each.