Sentence examples for walls of stone from inspiring English sources

These walls of stone and timber were once thought to have been built as fortifications.

Dwellings are commonly one- or two-story buildings with walls of stone or brick and flat clay roofs.

The breeze dropped as I descended into the barranc, past sheer walls of stone on either side.

Reliefs on the walls of stone buildings were common in ancient Egypt, Assyria, and other Middle Eastern cultures.

Instead of showing 15-foot ceilings and walls of stone and marble, this is easy to relate to.

It uncovered thick city walls of stone and mud brick and monumental gates lined with sculpture and inscriptions.

In the 1930's the elder Caulfield realized that his neighbors, while cutting and drying bog turf into peat (Ireland's traditional fuel), were hitting deep-lying, patterned walls of stones.

A wall of stone directs the journey, the sound of water becomes stronger.

A wall of stone did not accord with the Ideal of impermanence that had guided all our previous construction.

Near the Rann of Kachchh, Surkotada is a small settlement with an oblong fortification wall of stone.

A pseudo-arch is a triangular door built at the bottom of a heavy wall of stone or bricks.