Sentence examples for stonework I from inspiring English sources

On this bright afternoon, with the sunlight reflecting off the water to dapple the stonework, I barely believe her when she tells me: "There's lots of drug-dealing and glue-sniffing and Buckfast-drinking here".

"I keep looking -- at those little Swiss huts, at the canopy trees, at the stonework -- to see what I can bring back to Baisley".

It is almost Roman, I-beams for stonework, but not nearly so salvageable.

"I am interested in stonework," she said.

And so, two decades after the original stonework tumbled into the river below, I can return to the bridge and watch local daredevils leap from its apex, an age-old way of proving their mettle.

More stonework was given away by Mary I in the 16th century for building a mansion at nearby Scawston in the Fens, and other grants of stone given to Emmanuel and Magdalene colleges.

"And then I got rad into doing the stonework".

I don't know whether it's stonework that brings out the best in people, or the best people just enjoy doing stonework.

To the Editor: I share Pamela Petro's fascination with ancient stonework ("Romanced by the Stone," July 15), but my interest is not only in stone reshaped by humans.

Cal, distraught, airs his troubles in a sleek bar, with amber glass walls and white stonework and a lot of lacquered players a sort of can-I-buy-you-a-drink store for the always available.

I much prefer the Tudors, with their handsome stonework and trophy wives.