Sentences with phrase «of a stone wall»

They're so powerful they're able to thrive despite the most adverse conditions, growing out of stone walls, between sidewalk cracks and in near freezing or low moisture conditions.

One: a seven - foot section of the stone wall around my weekend house was ready to collapse into the street and wouldn't have made it through the winter.

He has taken inspiration from many cherished, varied elements of European culture (ranging from the harmonic ideals of ancient Greek architecture to the vernacular design of stone walls in rural Ireland) but he has also successfully responded to — and built on — the legacy of abstraction in the United States.

His accurate, detailed watercolors and engravings show a site that consists of a stone wall and entrance that encircle a huge rough hole at the center; several megaliths also stand within the enclosure.

There is 73 miles of stone wall interspersed with forts, milecastles and turrets to be discovered and you can choose to walk along the National Trail or hire bikes to cycle the length of the route.

An important feature of Basil Jones is the network of stone walls which apparently surrounded privately owned fields.

She was seen to appear before «El Castillo,» the largest pyramid of the city, and then disappeared into one of the stone walls of the pyramid.

Angkor Wat (the temple) is an indisputably impressive sight with it's giant surrounding moat, five majestic towers and dozens of stone walls intricately carved with floral designs, dancing nymphs and massive battle scenes.

This lovely hotel has been recently restored, preserving the charm of stone walls, its mud and timber, featuring the ideal spot where relax and rest away from the hustle and the bustle of big cities.

Step outside and enjoy the delight of stone walled alfresco showers.

It loves rocky crevices and will make itself at home in the mortar of the stone walls all around the garden.

The footprints of the stone walls, as a memorable photo you blurs progressively mediate the transition between the material and semantic «heavy» and indelible memory and the aspiration to a better future, translated in the light of the «new» with safe technologies, efficient and low environmental impact.

Partners on the other side of the stone wall typically feel very alone and unheard in the interaction, which can continue to escalate the conflict.

The front of the house has a mixture of stone walls and board and batten with shake in the main gable.

On to one of the stone walls in the room Berlin - based artist Marco Bruzzone sticks soft, barbecue - sized marshmallows into the shape of a «T» or a cork - screw or a drill and its called «get out fast» (2015).

The goal is to break down all of the stone walls on each stage.