paving stone

He extended his hands. It was an overturned wagon; his foot recognized pools of water, gullies, and paving-stones scattered and piled up.

The late summer was as cool as autumn, and the setting sun stained the paving stones vermilion.

A reference to the sand found under the ripped up paving stones young rioters used to hurl at the police.

Dead weeds and grass outlined the paving stones, and a cracked, broken fountain decorated the yard.

Enjolras was standing erect on the staircase of paving-stones, one elbow resting on the stock of his gun.

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In fact, there are triangles all over---the paving stones in the courtyard, the skylights, and even a lot of the sculptures.

Now largely abandoned and unkempt, its paving stones are long overgrown with grass or are missing completely.

Below, by the lights of the torch, which was thrust between the paving-stones, this head could be vaguely distinguished.

The paving stones were cracked and uneven, slippery underfoot, and rough against her soft feet.

Perhaps, all of the hardships of life are leading to the Inn of the paving stones?

But there's this difference; one is gold put to the use of paving-stones, and the other is tin polished to ape a service of silver.

Half the men to their guns, the other half to the paving-stones.

So what were 20 brand-new Fiat 500 Cabrios doing lined up on the rain-soaked Belgian paving stones of New York's SoHo last week?

This wall was built of paving-stones.

There are some who make stalls of paving-stones.

this barricade is not made of paving-stones, nor of joists , nor of bits of iron;

Whose mildewed walls, uneven paving-stones

We can not demanding in the former, but rather for future generations as the heart of dry paving stones, head bowed a willing ox;