Sentence examples for stonework set from inspiring English sources

The Mint's production of this rediscovered work — a nephew of Deevy found the forgotten script in the 1990s — is beautifully played under Jonathan Bank's direction, on a lovely stonework set by Vicki R. Davis.

A separate for-profit company called Cathedral Stoneworks was set up in 1989 to supply the southwest tower and other projects.

A wealthy client had commissioned a complicated living room that required the labor of a dozen workers skilled in hand-set stonework.

He said campus building today must have a combination of functionality and efficiency altogether different from when the elegant stonework of Blair Hall set the architectural standard for a half century.

But St. Mary's in Fairford, just west of us, takes pride of place for its lacy stonework and its complete set of late medieval stained glass -- a Bible in pictures, the work of Barnard Flower, the foremost glass painter of his day.

The "ES" initials of Smythson's powerful patron, Bess of Hardwick, are set into the stonework of the towers like a precursory corporate logo.

He had a bronze plaque made and shipped to the fountain maker in Lake Tahoe, where it was set into the stonework.

This Englishman's home really is his castle Jump to media player It's got ramparts, stonework and there's even a set of stocks outside.

This is the translucent wall Mawer's readers will recall glowing a sudden startling red as the setting sun penetrates the stonework, on the evening when Stahl and Hana Hánaková copulate on the "unforgiving floor of the Glass Room".

What artwork there is in the main dining room — Hindu processions painted in vibrant colors, ceiling beams inscribed in Sanskrit, earth-tone portraits — is set against a finely chiseled stonework wall and similarly austere backdrops.

The windows in the 19th-century part are topped with trefoils (a stonework pattern of three overlapping circles) and set into square frames.