ashlar , auch: ashler

Ashlar, that we are not burnt out already is a miracle.

Call the entire people in the name of St. Ashlar.

At the southern end of the garden, a raised bed was formed from ashlars found on site.

They have been quarried for centuries and used as ashlars.

The church was built on ashlars and thin mortar beds.

His voice took on a grating edge, like ashlars slipping over one another.

He founded the computer-aided design software company Ashlar in 1988.

The ashlars were set but not mortared in stepped rows.

Be our priest, Ashlar, what priests were meant to be.

Ashlar, we know where there is a female!

The second part consists of an upper section built of ashlars.

Excavations in the site have revealed the presence of ancient Roman ashlars.

Ashlar, it was all connected with that name.

Ashlar, brick and crushed stone were used as materials.

The building is constructed from red brick with ashlars dressing and a slate roof.

I was afraid to utter the name Ashlar.

So what do you know about Ashlar, the Scottish saint?"

My, but there are any number of Ashlars."

I do not know now and never will know who Ashlar really was-as you shall see.

He heard me out calmly and then spoke: "Ashlar, if you go it will be to a martyr's death.

"Get out, Ashlar, lest you give the Protestants exactly what they need.

Ashlar, listen to me, we are a small valley, a small glen, only one tiny part of the north country.

There was a reason behind it, Ashlar!

But still those great ashlars had been fitted together with consummate skill, the joints all fine and straight.

In some Masonic jurisdictions, ashlars are used as a symbolic metaphor for progress.