Sentence examples for stonework works from inspiring English sources

The contrast between the rough finish of Mr. Meier's travertine and the ornate stonework works just fine.

Cathedral Stoneworks worked on dozens of places around New York and elsewhere, including the Jewish Museum, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and Rockefeller Center.

The world's richest spend millions on the finish work, especially stonework and millwork.

Workers potentially exposed to silica exposure in stonework masonry (SIC 1741), plastering drywall work (SIC 1742), and tile, marble, and mosaic work (SIC 1743) were estimated at 44,989 employees.

As a result, Ms. Kondaks, who typically assists with her husband's business installing fine stonework in homes, has instead been working on the claim as if it were her full-time job.

The new dairy was in the modern French style; its intricate ironwork, ceremonial flagpoles and suave stonework evoked the fresh-from-Paris work of Ernest Flagg and other high-style designers.

The theft was discovered by builders who turned up to work on repairs to stonework at the church.

The keep remained in good condition, but by 1884 it was apparent that repairs were needed and the antiquarian George Clark recommended urgent work to repair the stonework.

Until 1941, however, much of the ancillary work (e.g., landscaping and stonework) also was done by members of the Works Progress Administration (WPA), Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), and other New Deal agencies, with some of that activity being continued by conscientious objectors during World War II.

The caliper is mentioned in the Middle Ages, but the divider was the principal tool of the architect working on full-scale layouts of stonework, such as in the construction of a cathedral.

Stonework removed from York Minster during ongoing restoration work is set to go under the hammer.