stonemason
IPA: stˈoʊnmˈeɪsʌn
noun
- One who works in stone.
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Examples of "stonemason" in Sentences
- His father worked as stonemason.
- August Alle was the son of a stonemason.
- He then served time as an apprentice stonemason.
- Nor is being a stonemason a claim to notability.
- In 1985 he completed an internship as a stonemason.
- Parry was born in Denbigh, the son of a stonemason.
- Smellie was the son of a master builder and stonemason.
- Moyle was a native of Cornwall, the son of a stonemason.
- McNally was a stonemason by trade, and the son of a miner.
- “The son of Daoud the stonemason was a friend of my husband.
- He was apprenticed to a stonemason, but the apprenticeship was not completed.
- This poor deluded guy who calls himself "stonemason" is completely out of touch with reality.
- Mr. Dillon's newest venture, The Corson Building, occupies a 1906 home built by a stonemason.
- Furex was a strange creature, a Limousin stonemason who worked steadily all the week and drank himself into a kind of paroxysm on Saturdays.
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- To give you a frame of reference perhaps I can tell you that a skilled albañil (stonemason) here makes at the present time $250 to $400 pesos a day and his unskilled laborer helper makes $150 to $200 pesos a day.
- He was originally a stonemason, before he was encouraged by a classic Renaissance man -- his mentor, Giangiorgio Trissino -- to take up a broader study of music, science, literature and the writings of the ancients.
- MBEs also went to stonemason Alan Horsfield, who was honoured for services to St Paul's Cathedral, Welsh caretaker Robert Owen, who was recognised for services to the community in Holyhead, Anglesey, and Mary Watt, who was rewarded for services to highland dance teaching in Ross-shire, Scotland.
- There were plenty of other people who lived lives just as eccentric as these: Monsieur Jules, the Roumanian, who had a glass eye and would not admit it, Furex the Liniousin stonemason, Roucolle the miserhe died before my time, thoughold Laurent the rag-merchant, who used to copy his signature from a slip of paper he carried in his pocket.