stonemason|stonemasons in English
noun
one who builds with or hews stone
Use "stonemason|stonemasons" in a sentence
1. Inca stonemasons were master builders.
2. Stonemason Bates said[Sentencedict.com], Stone's my life.
3. Her husband is a stonemason .
4. Build a quarry and then a stonemason.
5. Stonemason villagers will sell Chiseled stone bricks for an emerald
6. Also patron of architects, builders, dying, fire prevention, founders, miners, and stonemasons.
7. They were mainly artisans - carpenters, stonemasons, ironworkers, shoemakers, weavers and fishermen.
8. He replied lightly: "My family had been stonemason for generations."
9. Brainstone: Stonework & Stone Masonry in Ithaca, New York by stonemason Joel Brain
10. So one day he found a stonemason to help him repair .
11. The paths were laid by two stonemasons, nearing the end of their sentences.
12. The son of a stonemason, born around 469BC, Socrates was famously odd.
13. Main image: Stonemason James Preston Abseils from Rievaulx Abbey in North Yorkshire, England
14. His father, also called Thomas, was a stonemason, builder and enthusiastic amateur musician.
15. It is perhaps fitting that he was carried to his pauper's grave by the stonemasons then engaged in restoring Camborne Church.
16. Robinson's rusticated gate piers are as grand as anything in York, from where he obviously employed his stonemason.
17. Since the stonemasons were usually allowed to create their own designs, they were also given the freedom to crack good jokes.
18. So the accounting went back to house reading, but only after a 15-minute stonemason rang the doorbell on.
19. He was a renowned stonemason in the mountain villages, who was a man as solidly built as a stone.
20. The Coquina stone was quarried in the area of present-day Anastasia State Park on Anastasia Island. Military engineers and stonemasons were brought from Spain
21. No one could tell that was a boy came from countryside at all, nor could he be identified as a son of stonemason.
22. Master of War: The Blooding© 2013 David Gilman512 pages Thomas Blackstone is a free man, a stonemason who learned his trade alongside his deaf-mute brother Richard
23. Bicker Name Meaning Dutch and German: occupational name for a stonemason or someone who used or made pickaxes or chisel, from bicke ‘pickaxe’, ‘chisel’ + the agent suffix -er.
24. Covin, an association of persons, so used in the Statute of Labourers of 1360, which, inter alia, declared void all alliances and Covins of stonemasons and carpenters.
25. That wide margin by the stonemason produced immediately send a pair of shoes, artisans have a look, yes, this is the wide margin of pairs of shoes!