Sentence examples for stone framed from inspiring English sources

From where he lies, the conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein, memorialized by a modest stone framed by Japanese yews, might have glimpsed the skyline of his beloved Manhattan and could have applied the words of one his signature songs, "Somewhere," to its tranquil surroundings: "peace and quiet and open air, wait for us somewhere".

On the south façade, the ground floor windows are taller with a number being two- and three-lighted and stone framed.

The designs reflect the simple modernist style he was using in France for the war cemeteries; double-height ticket halls are clad in plain Portland stone framing a glazed screen, each adapted to suit the street corner sites of most of the stations.

And the park's northern edge already has a swath of new six-sided paving stones, framed by the first 9 of 50 trees ultimately to be planted, Ms. Falk said.

Many have illusionistic carved stone frames, which make them seem like windows to the outdoors.

The walls are mainly of rough, brownish yellow brick with little architectural ornament but emphasized by white stone quoins (corners) and white stone frames around the windows.

To absorb the forces flowing down through the stone frame, massive foundations were required; often the volume of stone below ground was greater than that above.

These and other great Roman public spaces spanned by concrete domes and vaults made a major advance in scale over the short spans of the stone frame.

The Romans also inherited the trabeated stone frame from the Greeks of southern Italy and continued to build temples and other public buildings with this type of construction into the 3rd century ce.

"It's the 1920's approach to what a museum should be," he said, looking at the serpentinite stone frame around the display and the heroic bas-relief above it.

Walk the path around the pond, and find the Conifer Collection, a stone circle framed by evergreens.