white lime

The square tower was rebuilt in 1789 and painted with white lime.

This opening had not been outlined in white lime.

Flakes of white lime paint made grit between her fingers.

Above is a white horses' head, below a white lime tree leaf.

All of them had been refinished on the inside with a clean wash of white lime.

Blood had mixed with the white lime paint so that she was marbled in the colours of the gods.

They used charcoal sticks and slabs of white lime."

He's covered all the time with white lime dust but surely that's better than coal dust.

These designs are often accompanied by "puncturing", which used to be filled by white lime.

This was then coated in a smoothed layer of clay and finished with a white lime wash.

The original section of the school was made from stone-nog, or chopped stones mixed with white lime and marl.

This included an external relivery into the Valley Lines colours of red, white lime green and green.

The lighthouse is located over a white lime cliff which is surrounded by salt water lagoons and marshes.

The Red Cross workers dug a long, 12-foot-deep trench and were carrying the bodies down one by one, pouring white lime over each layer.

They had washed themselves clean of woad and smelled now only of bear grease and white lime paint.

The mortar is a mix of bright white lime with a quartz aggregate that sparkles and accentuates the brick.

The temple is built with Khandolite stones set in Ashlar masonry and given a paint of white lime.

The soft, white lime sand on its floor left very clear tracks, show tracks, the biggest wolf tracks ever seen, and the clearest.

Their tubs were made of Terrazzo, a waterproof mixture of white lime mortar and brick rubble.

When laid with white lime mortar, a neat finish of red brick contrasting with very fine white joints was obtained.

White lime or building material is produced by using specific varieties of gastropods (Chicoreus ramosus, Fasciolaria trapezium).

In a quiet street close to the market and away from the waterfront, it was a roomy building with an impressive façade of white lime and hardwood.

Very early in the history of Greek architecture we find the use of plaster of a fine white lime stucco, such has been found at Mycenae.

Beneath their helmets, the face of each was painted in white lime; circles around the eyes and knife-straight lines beneath each cheek made them other than human.

It seemed that the nail had not changed its position; there was no bullet hole in the white lime wash that had been smeared round the nail.