stonemason造句

Was an English Heritage stonemason asleep on the job?

The old stonemason gouged out a hole on the rock

The son of a stonemason, born around 469bc, Socrates was famously odd.

So the accounting went back to house reading, but only after a 15-minute stonemason rang the doorbell on.

He was a renowned stonemason in the mountain villages, who was a man as solidly built as a stone.

No one could tell that was a boy came from countryside at all, nor could he be identified as a son of stonemason.

He then worked on a farm, in a mine and as an apprentice stonemason before studying sculpture in Duesseldorf and West Berlin.

Another time, we had a stonemason come to grind a millstone for us. Grandmother again persuaded: "Why don't you just use this piece of rock, and save yourself the trouble of hauling another piece over from somewhere far away?"

In the diary of this astrologer is a record of his initiation in 1646 into Freemasonry, which already counted many members then, none of them being stonemason by profession by that time.

September 5 reported in Lichuan Mou Road, a man over 70, seven called Jigsaw, hired stonemason lasted 14 months, the 20-meter-high cliff up a Precipice on Iraq a hope that 100 years after he and his wife were buried here can.