cut-stone

In January 1910 the Seine rose some 26 feet above normal, spilling over cut-stone banks and washing through the city.

After, and Before, the Flood 2010

From here, Pothier took me under an old vaulted cut-stone conduit -- the former bed of the Little Saint Pierre.

Montreal Underground 2009

The massive, unlit, cut-stone church stood like a shadow in one corner of the plaza, with the same solidity and strength it had shown a hundred or more years ago.

Puebla: traveling the Central High Plains of Mexico 2006

The massive, unlit, cut-stone church stood like a shadow in one corner of the plaza, with the same solidity and strength it had shown a hundred or more years ago.

Puebla: traveling the Central High Plains of Mexico 2006

Returning to the terrace 80 feet above the river valley, the workers set the rocks, bags and all, inside cut-stone retaining walls that formed the rectangular base of a pyramid that would eventually rise 60 feet.

New World Pyramids 2007

The houses on the east side of Jyoha were one story and of mud brick, unlike the cut-stone dwellings in Dramuria.

Alector's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2005

The car service dropped me off in front of the gray cut-stone townhouse that housed the Gotham Rose Club on Sixty-eighth Street between Park and Madison on the Upper East Side.

Ms Longshot Kurtz, Sylvie 2005

It was a large mansion, if not made of stone yet looking very stony, with thirty windows at least, all of them with cut-stone frames, requiring, let me say, at least four thousand a year for its maintenance.

The Last Chronicle of Barset 2004

His bearing, his size, the way his cut-stone gaze locked on her, made Jermsen's breath falter.

The Pillars of Creation Goodkind, Terry 2001

Men marveled at the fluted stone columns rising to hold the massive, cut-stone corbel along the length of the side walls at the base of the gathering hall's barrel ceiling.

Soul of the Fire Goodkind, Terry 1999