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stone facing

And then the stone faced driver turned on the radio.

There was nothing forced here, and the stone faces registered relief.

The hidden door had been closed, and the stone facing where it was looked no different from the sections of wall on either side.

The church itself is of brick construction, with an external stone facing.

It was the biggest house on the block, with stone facing and fine old shade trees out front.

The villagers believe that the stone faces on the chateau have changed twice.

Johnson gave it to him, then watched, stone faced, as the Dolphins went three plays and out to start the third quarter.

From the stone facing on the dock all the way back to the hillsides, hardly a whole building stood.

In the center of it, stone facing also rimmed high, wide double doors.

"I only recently got word he was coming to this sector," Bukara said, stone faced.

The houses were built of turf with stone facings, the roof being carried on a ridge-pole between the posts.

High red house with white stone facings.

There once might have been wooden paneling or more ornate stone facings; but if so, no trace remained.

Most of the church is 13th-century work to a 12th-century core with some 15th-century stone facings.

Unusually for an area that had a tradition of building in limestone, it was constructed in red brick with stone facings.

Holmes needs only wait one day for a very useful message: "High red house with white stone facings.

It is a Georgian-style building mainly of engineering brick with stone facings.

Multi-coloured brick with stone facings was used throughout.

The church is built in brick with stone facings in Georgian style.

The bridge abutments and wing walls are of brick with stone facings at the corners.