Sentences with phrase «stone bridge which»

Close to the village, the River Dee is spanned by a magnificent stone bridge which was constructed in 1660 and replaced an earlier ford.

Not exact matches

The artist or engineer does not simply respond or record, but creates; yet to be successful that creation must respect «the grain in the stone» from which a statue is carved or the malleability of steel from which a bridge is built, the acoustic environment of the concert ball or the natural environment of a highway right - of - way.

My favorite part of Prague was by far the Charles Bridge (pictured above), a stone walking bridge which connects the Little Town, where we stayed, with the Old and New town parts of theBridge (pictured above), a stone walking bridge which connects the Little Town, where we stayed, with the Old and New town parts of thebridge which connects the Little Town, where we stayed, with the Old and New town parts of the city.

It was in 2002 when specific comic book story beats really began to bleed into feature films: Sam Raimi's Spider - Man substituted Mary Jane Watson for Gwen Stacy but did a riff on the pivotal «Death of Gwen Stacy» story when the Green Goblin dropped MJ off the Brooklyn Bridge (which Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider - Man 2 in 2014 fully committed to by killing off Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy).

This forms a natural stone bridge over 1,000 feet long, above which are a series of natural, turquoise - colored pools of pure spring water, streaming downriver in a steady flow.

Some of the most evocative ruins are located outside of the old city walls, including the «stone bridge» Wat Saphan Hin, which stands atop a hill overlooking the plains.

It has two well - known stone bridges, which one crosses if one is bicycling.

The idea of «fabrication» also denotes making something up, of fiction rather than truth, and this knack for wordplay surfaces in Deacon's titles, which might establish juxtapositions or wreak new meaning from familiar sayings or clichés — see Let's not be Stupid (1991), No Stone Unturned (1999) or Water Under the Bridge (2008).

, Always Minimalist (Painter) «call Erik Steinbrecher and Alexis Zavialoff this photo booklet, which appeared in many objects and situations in a special light, similar to a nightly showcase lighting, the goods, almost converted picturesque in light, constant hawks: glimmer, flashlights, transitions, reflections, illusions, luminaries — and a bridge to stone crusher plant design in the Kunsthaus Baselland supplies.

The first case on which I worked after the bridge event involved a man, possibly in his late 20s, who was charged with throwing stones through the windows of the church and the band office in St. Regis Village, a portion of Akwesasne claimed by Quebec and accessible either by driving through New York State into a peninsula bound by the St. Regis River and the St. Lawrence.