Sentence examples for supporting a stone from inspiring English sources

The Hall of Private Audience (Diwan-i-Khas) is arresting in its interior arrangement, which has a single massive column encircled by brackets supporting a stone throne platform, from which radiate four railed balconies.

On the third floor, centered above the portico, was a similar window, this one flanked by two short recessed twisted columns, each "supporting a stone lintel incised with a cupid's-bow ornament".

Using a Geographic Information System we define potential breeding areas in a landscape known to historically support a stone curlew breeding population.

The new church was very different from the original one and "consisted of quadric-apsidal hall built of dull, grey stone containing four free-standing cross-shaped pillars disdained to support a stone cupola".

A dolmen is a type of stone grave dating from the Neolithic period usually made up of three or more upright stones supporting a large flat horizontal stone.

But they discovered, probably to their delight, that they didn't have to do too much work: the stone pillars, built before the American Revolution to support a previous stone bridge, were still in excellent shape.

Stout calls the new study "exciting work" that provides "one more piece of evidence supporting a link between stone-tool making and language evolution".

It supports a stained stone on which is placed a bronze rose.

"Grave Marker for Maria Ngo Thi Ha," which came two years later, is a white wooden cross that had been used as a temporary marker for the Copenhagen grave site of Vo's recently deceased grandmother until the ground settled enough to support a permanent stone.

Watts et al. [36] carried out a full-scale instrumented load tests to study the performance of end bearing stone columns supporting a strip footing in a variable fill and the performance of a similar strip footing on untreated ground.

Although data exists supporting a stagad ureteroscopic as an alternate treatment for stones up to 3 cm in select patients, little data exists to support a ureteroscopic approach for stones as large as 5 cm.