building stone

A lot of them were pulled down to use as building stone.

He stopped people from taking any more building stones away.

During construction there were several problems with the building stone.

Following these to the water side, he soon found what had become of the missing building stones.

I've never done any creative work there except building stone walls.

"I should have known that the building stones came from a volcanic source."

Just before 1000 there was a great wave of building stone churches all over Europe.

The sandstone has also been heavily used as building stone.

Attempts to protect the island by building stone walls were unsuccessful.

Not much, Frank thought, not when the main local building stone was ice.

It is the largest building stone found in Israel and second in the world.

Close to a pile of building stone, he gave a second hissed signal.

It is still used as a decorative building stone.

Part of the reason is the shortage of good building stone in the county.

The inside of the Colosseum was used to supply building stones.

Venice, isolated in its lagoon, had no building stone at hand.

There's nothing left but a tumble of creeper-covered building stone.

I've never particularly enjoyed having building stones bouncing off the top of my head."

Emmerson Hall, built in 1913, is particularly interesting for the variety of building stones used.

"Books are the building stones of our culture and each generation adds to the edifice."

The material grew harder with age; after one month, it was as hard as building stone.

In the 18th century the gorge was quarried to produce building stone for the city.

Marl has been quarried in the area for building stone.

The line primarily carried coal, building stone, glass sand and lumber.

The young Cyrinic laid building stones almost in a frenzy.