Sentence examples for stone iron from inspiring English sources

People raided buildings for quarried stone, iron clamps, and hefty 2-pound nails.

The materials employed include terra cotta, stone, iron, wood, bronze, gold and ivory.

He had completed himself in this cogitating, unlaughing, stone, iron, nonsensical form.

The most common riffles are transversely mounted wooden bars, but they may also be made of wooden poles, stone, iron, or rubber.

As much as God and nature, Gaudi sought to celebrate the renowned quality of Catalan artisans - the stone, iron, wood and ceramic work of his buildings are extraordinary - and in that he inherited the Catalan Gothic tradition.

Mr. Markey's theme consists of four phrases, each of which contains one of the archaeological ages: ICE, STONE, IRON (Bronze is not represented, because it would be impossible to find a phrase where those letters overlap.).

To the north is Burroughston Broch, a dry-stone Iron Age structure surrounded by a grassy mound.

Men in civilian dress and some wearing Zimbabwe National Army uniforms then got out of the pickup armed with stones, iron bars, machetes and teargas canisters, the report says.

"They throw stones, iron bars, fireworks, tear gas of their own," said Superintendent Sharon Manor, the Border Police company commander in the area.

Browse its websites (www.drummonds-arch.co.uk, www.dad-arch.co.uk) for examples of wellheads, water troughs, mushroom-shaped staddle stones, iron finials and weathered statues (one current offering, a noble Sir Walter Raleigh, is priced at £23,000).

"There is an old prophecy in Bradford that at a time of supreme peril for the city, the 22-stone, iron-watch-chained, indigo-waistcoated Alderman Foodbotham will awake from his age-long sleep in his granite mausoleum on Cleckheaton Moor and ride forth in a spectral tram to save his people," and I was already helpless with happy, consoling laughter.