bluestone , auch: blue vitrio

Henry will show you how much bluestone to put in.

But Bluestone knew that was not what he had meant to say at all.

I hope you don't mind Bluestone taking a one percent cut.

He wondered if she was still wearing the bluestone he'd given her.

She stepped back to let them into the bluestone foyer.

A bluestone Government school replaced it in 1877 and continued until 1994.

Bluestone is a recent development with various future expansion options.

The bluestone building was the first large prison built in Victoria.

He rushed back over to set the bluestone on the table in front of Roman.

A bluestone bridge was built in 1859, which still exists today as a service road.

The remains were put in long coffins made of bluestone.

Collie Bluestone would have his work cut out for him here.

He also said bluestone at the base of the facade would have to be replaced.

He told Roman this was a real bluestone, as if anyone could afford to buy such a thing.

There are two conflicting legends about where the bluestone for the building came from.

Several points of historical and recreational interest are located in the Bluestone area.

There are two distinct building materials known as bluestone in Australia.

He had never been of much use to Bluestone, just a tidbit here and there.

Bluestone watched her face, his mind working furiously, and in a moment he had worked it out.

"I think you ought to stop seeing Bluestone," he said abruptly.

This had its own outside wall of solid bluestone.

There is a small, unused bluestone church (1868) opposite the school.

The mill is locally considered to be the largest bluestone building in the world.

This hub was later used to transport other goods, including bluestone.

Eventually, he got his wish, and the bluestone was replaced - with concrete.