Sentence examples for stone version from inspiring English sources

An imposing talaiot rose behind it, a reduced stone version of an Egyptian pyramid.

But, fans of ukiyo-e: make no pilgrimage to Nihonbashi today, for you will despair.Nihonbashi's original wooden bridge, built in 1603, was replaced only in 1911 by a stone version.

The focus of grief at the 1919 anniversary of the armistice had been Sir Edwin Lutyens's temporary plaster Cenotaph in Whitehall, the permanent stone version of which was unveiled by the king, en route to the Abbey.

In 2001, a month after he was sworn in as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, a position to which he had been elected the year before, Moore came up with an idea to build an enormous stone version of the Ten Commandments (he was elected primarily because of a less grandiose version he'd posted in his old courtroom).

Among his discoveries: the oldest inhabited home in the city, the original bronze sculpture that was the model for the larger stone version in the Lincoln Memorial, Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island, the code that identifies manhole covers, and an apartment complex built on the World War II rubble of bombed-out Bristol, England.

This is a stone version of the type of belt worn by players of the Mesoamerican ballgame.

The walls of Casa de Cafe were encrusted with cast stone versions of pre-Columbian sculpture.

But facsimile capitals were used to support the building and new stone versions of decorative statues were made for the Porta della Carta and were restored by the Venice-in-Peril fund late in the 20th century.

In this early phase, the whale-tooth pendants and reel-shaped ornaments of Polynesia became in New Zealand massive stone versions, which were used as pendants or strung as necklaces.

What started as religious introspection became a joyous art with its roots in Italy's many festivals (guglie are stone versions of wooden spires carried about at festival time).

Only stone versions of the Doctor's foes surround the Pandorica.