coping stone造句

• Construction is of rubble masonry with flat coping stones on the parapets.
• The roof has no Coping stone or Cross finials.
• There are two buttresses with ornamented coping stones.
• The King laid the last coping stone with a silver trowel and declared the bridge open.
• The tremors caused heavy coping stones to shift and cracks appeared in the faces of the dam.
• The coping stone by actor Henry Irving.
• The imposing steeple, 192 ft high, was added in 1868, the coping stone being fixed by Lord Napier.
• Many coping stones were discarded during the deck replacement project; they were placed in the field behind the viaduct.
• Other refurbishments include new coping stones, resurfacing of pathways with tarmac and gravel for the broad walk and Italian gardens.
• The coping stones with youths and animal reliefs, the early drum slabs, and some other early fragments belong to this period.
• DMUs are banned from operating on this route because the steps below the doors on these units foul the platform coping stones at station.
• Firstly the volunteers cleared away the undergrowth the limited remains of the platform, with its attractive stone front wall and stone coping stones came into view.
• And these people like to compete with one another _ who has the nicer curbing or better coping stones or who has a nicer stone wall.
• In the early period ( circa 200-100 BCE ), the " stk
  pa " had a simple railing consisting of granite pillars, with plain cross-bars, and coping stones.
• Councils were established not only for each of Spain's possessions ( for example Philip III it grew and became the " coping stone of the system ."
• Although the stone urn itself was missing, its coping stone and a number of bone fragments were found close to the window mentioned in the Portuguese sources.
• There would be a foundation of larger stones and a row of coping stones ( larger than the rest ) standing on edge to complete the top.
• The upper c . 25 courses are laid in Flemish garden wall bond in larger bricks with occasional over-fired headers culminating in a contrasting coping stone cap.
• A quarry was opened at Mariveles, Bataan, west of Manila across Manila Bay, in which coping stone was cut and from which about of broken stone was taken.
• Also, near the porch, a large, coped stone marks the resting place of an unknown early crusader who is said to have arrived, badly wounded, at the church and died there.