pyramidical

More than 65,000 cubic yards of stone were used to create the pyramidical structure.

This cross rests on a pyramidical base with a skull and bones.

The pyramidical shape in that year reflected what must now be considered high mortality rates at all ages, and particularly among the very young.

Square in plan, buildings of this size were slightly pyramidical in shape.

The tower consists of a square bottom section, followed by a pyramidical top section.

Plants initially grow as rounded shrubs but mature to pyramidical trees.

We entered a dead level plain of orange-colored sand, surrounded by pyramidical hills.

It is moreover declared in his pyramidical silence.

The wooden tower has a six-meter (20 ft) high square base with square pyramidical top.

It appears that he initially planned to paint a vertical composition depicting his aunt and her two daughters in a pyramidical grouping.

The house was a one-storey, four bedroom bungalow of pyramidical construction which enclosed approximately 1100 square feet (about 100 square metres).

Another set of speculations concerning pyramids have centered upon the possible existence of an unknown energy concentrated in pyramidical structures.

This spot was not far from the pyramidical hill beneath which I had fixed our camp, to which I returned after an amusing day's sport.

Aomori's landmark pyramidical Aomori Prefectural Tourist Center opened in 1986.

In addition, Newtown Castle features an unusual pyramidical base, which makes it unique in all of Ireland.

Uniquely for a tower house of its type in Ireland, Newtown Castle is round but rises from a square pyramidical base.

Its steep, 3-story red-tile roof was matched by a new pyramidical roof for the bank's tower-a duncecap on what had been the brightest student.

Ibn Tumart had set up the Almohad commune as a minutely detailed pyramidical hierarchy with fourteen grades.

The royal graveyard lies to the north at Lokkoe and contains pyramidical stone mausolea in which lie the remains of Luwu's 17th to 20th-century rulers.

In ancient Somalia, pyramidical structures known in Somali as taalo were a popular burial style with hundreds of these drystone monuments scattered around the country today.

Vimanam, the distinctive pyramidical roof-towers of south Indian temples and is the sanctum of a Hindu temple where the deity is enshrined.

Dozens of young Cambodian women sit precariously on metal scaffolding set against a massive, 40-foot stone stairway leading to the pyramidical sanctuary of Angkor Wat.

Exactly opposite the village of Gozerajup are curious natural landmarks,--four pyramidical hills of granite that can be seen for many miles' distance in this perfectly level country.

The cathedral's towers stand 55 meters high and are, with their pyramidical roofs, a landmark on the skyline of Lund and clearly visible from the surrounding wide plain.