wall stone

Near the back, the white elf stopped and pulled a loose wall stone out of place.

She leaned back against the cool wall stones and wiped her forehead.

"Even the wall stones are cold and dark."

The guardsmen at the gate watched him come up to them as they leaned on the great blocks of wall stone.

The remains of the fort are actually in ruins: all but the original wall stone remains.

There was no target for the enchanted blade, though, only the constantly shifting wall stones.

The prisoner swings over the wall until his hand alone can be seen, clutching at the wall stones.

He found a stretch of wilderness with a small, walled stone castle on the highest peak.

Many Indian languages have been carved out on the red-coloured wall stones in the monument.

The final upper sill of the wall stones stood more than ten times the height of a woman.

They are constructed within a double walled stone enclosure.

After the big platform is being dilated this way, the wall stones that provide part of the structure are becoming detached.

A boot brush leaned against the wall stones.

The floor was earthen, the walls stone and iron, the room barren and empty.

"When first I came down here, my lord, this bit of cloth was protruding from between two of the wall stones.

Wall stones were unre- paired after the winter's gales.

Imps and demons tried to escape the shape-changer by scrambling up wall stones.

The floor in the lower level was flagstone, the exposed walls stone and twelve-by-twelve beams had the task of holding up the ceiling.

Erejzan raced to her, hurling the other serpents into pulp on the wall stones.

Thus we built a wall stone by stone, each adding to it, and we could not break it down.

Mykel reined up well short of the fallen wall stones that had marked the boundary between the loading areas and the works itself.

He liked how it felt too, pulling himself up a wall stone by stone, fingers and toes digging hard into the small crevices between.

It seems that more items were available, such as wooden fence or wall stone corners, damaged walls, etc. and are still sold by Kennington.

Walled stone steps lead to the modern double metal-and-glass double doors at the main entrance.

The wall stone clicked; receded slightly.