Sentence examples for stonework to from inspiring English sources

Earlier overflows and backups have caused lintels and other stonework to crack, he said.

The plan is to plant grass, shrubs and trees and to use stonework to match that of Union Square.

The encounter of the heat and the cold water from fire hoses caused chunks of the transept's carved stonework to shear off.

On that same shelf of hard-working books, you'll want to have Gordon Hayward's STONE IN THE GARDEN: Inspiring Designs and Practical Projects (Norton, $39.95), easily the best and most useful book on stonework to come along in several years.

The sun bounces off the stonework to create a golden, almost theatrical light as children play in the square and, one by one, window shutters are opened to let in the cool evening air.

Hearst instructed Arthur Byne, his art agent based in Madrid, to find likely buildings he could purchase for their stonework, to give Wyntoon an ancient air.

Public taste was moving farther and farther away from this, so I devoted my energy to integrating a group of elements -- art, crafts, furniture, bushes, stonework -- to achieve an environment that people enjoy and want to experience again and again, like a catchy song".

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

So I asked him if he knew anybody who might like some stonework done, to pay my way, and he put me through to a gentleman who had quite a large property.

Geometric stonework dates to the medieval Ummayad era, when Damascus was the seat of the caliphate ruling the Muslim world.

It sits on a fist of limestone at 3,000 feet, rising like some Machu Picchu of the Pyrenees; even the massive cut stonework seems to evoke Inca masonry.