pudding stone造句

• The exterior walls are of pudding stone, granite and blue stone blocks.
• It is constructed of a type of flint and ore known as pudding stone.
• The marble is called pudding stone because it has patches of yellow and gray.
• The tower and outside walls of the pudding stone.
• In living memory a piece of Pudding Stone was given to a bride and groom, possibly as a fertility symbol.
• Most of the homes on that road contain pudding stone, which was used to ward off evil in the early 1900s.
• The church is built of limestone and decorated with Doulting stone, while the steps are an interesting example of Dolomitic Conglomerate ( pudding stone ).
• They saved every smaller pudding stone pulled from the earth for the rock walls that Winterrowd is so good at building ( while Eck follows along, planting clematis ).
• Many of the houses and buildings still include pudding stones and were visited by  spirits and  unknown entities,  which is probably why many have pudding stones on them.
• Many of the houses and buildings still include pudding stones and were visited by  spirits and  unknown entities,  which is probably why many have pudding stones on them.
• A peculiar kind of stone, called pudding stone, is found on the isolated mountain of Slieve Gouldry, on the southern confines of the parish, and there is a quarry of freestone, which was worked for flags.
• In places the fissured red and green coloured sandstone is replaced by picturesque conglomerate with roundish stones varying in diameter from two to thirty centimetres ( historically known as pudding stone in this region of Kincardineshire ).
• Three large monoliths of conglomerate stone, commonly referred to as pudding stone, are located in a field on the eastern side of the B4293 to the south of the village . ( SO 498051 ) The stones, situated on publicly accessible land belonging to the Davies family of Crosshands Farm, are a scheduled ancient monument.