Sentence examples for stone fitted from inspiring English sources

There, at Westminster Abbey in 1307, he had a special throne, called the Coronation Chair, built so that the stone fitted under it.

The cyclopean walls (walls utilizing great blocks of irregular untrimmed stone fitted together without mortar) of Mycenae and Tiryns and the strategically placed Lion Gate at Mycenae were constructed in this period.

Built into the mountainside as a maze of lofty, exquisitely proportioned volumes, with heavy, bespoke walls made of finely cut slabs of local stone fitted together like a jigsaw puzzle, the spa invests ordinary leisure-time bathing with a sacramental gravity.

But Stone fits the part beautifully: something in the hesitancy and even frailty of her singing voice is just right.

The Zen Stone fits into the dock like a jigsaw puzzle.

Stone fit this profile, a Stoli spokesman told the Wall Street Journal, because he is "just a normal person and he changed the world".

The walls are lined with stones fitted to form an arch over the cavity and steep steps lead to a rock floor.

This structure, built with perfectly cut stones fitted together without mortar, was designed to slope ever so slightly -- less than an inch every hundred yards -- as part of a 30-mile canal system that let water flow effortlessly into the city of Nîmes.

This not only promotes stability, but the stones fit like kernels snug in a corncob.

The polished rocks and semiprecious stones fit cold and smooth in my palm.

I grumbled and swore out loud but there were moments when it came together, a flame broke through the fire, the stones fit, and the building grew.