cast stone

Again, the easy response would be to cast stones at young workers.

Cast stone has been a prime building material for hundreds of years.

Second, much of the material around the new entrance appears to be cast stone.

Of course it is difficult for Americans to cast stones on this score.

She had done exactly as he'd said: She'd cast stones without knowing all the facts.

I just didn't have enough room to cast stones.

He had been wenching himself from a young age, so was in no position to cast stones.

And I would be the last person to cast stones at you for choosing to leave."

The new church was an old English design with cast stone trim and brick walls.

But now she was hardly one to cast stones.

The belfry section is also constructed of brown cast stone.

The primary building material is brick, with cast stone accents.

A molded cast stone water table surrounds the building at floor level.

In short, it's a bad idea to cast stones when you live in a glass house.

The new building will be given cast stone trim "to create architectural accent," he said.

The exterior of the building is faced with yellow brick and cast stone.

He is not in a position to cast stones."

Besides, what I hear, you're not exactly one to be casting stones."

The two buildings will have cast stone exterior walls with granite bases.

In cast stone, the personal touch is lost.

He said: "Everyone ought to look in the mirror before anyone casts stones.

The entry area is surrounded by a field of dark cast stone with inset green glass forms.

"No, just a friendly warning that only the pure of motive should cast stones."

Other such tales have her casting stones in the path of travellers or throwing them off course.

The house is locally unusual in its use of cast stone as a homebuilding material.