Примери за използване на Stonemasons на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The external facing was started by Italian stonemasons and completed by their Bulgarian colleagues.
Written in Stone" tells a heroic story of how organized societies of medieval stonemasons- who officially surfaced in 1717
To earn a public reputation in Verrières, the essential thing- while of course building a great many walls- is not to adopt some design carried across the Jura gorges by Italian stonemasons, in their springtime pilgrimages to Paris.
they introduced secret signs and words to demonstrate that they were trained stonemasons.
The most popular theory is that the recipe was something of a trade secret among stonemasons, and that the method for making cement and concrete died along
evolved out of early fraternities of local stonemasons which regulated the qualifications of stonemasons and their interactions with clients.
among the only organized groups able to move freely throughout Europe were the guilds of stonemasons, who maintained meeting halls or"lodges" in every major city.
As stonemasons could easily travel all over the country from one building site to another, and as there were also no trade union cards or certificates of apprenticeship they began to adopt a private word which a traveling stonemason could use when he arrived at a new site,
As stonemasons could easily travel all over the country from one building site to another, and as there were also no trade union cards or certificates of apprenticeship they began to adopt a private word which a travelling stonemason could use when he arrived at a new site,
using metaphors of stonemasons building Solomon's temple to convey what they publicly describe as“a system of morality veiled in allegory
Not just a stonemason, but an artist, as well.
This pillar was build in 1748 by famous stonemason Frantisek Rossner.
Lucius got apprenticed to a stonemason.
What a sorry excuse for a stonemason!
According to legend, San Marino was founded 301 by Christian stonemason Marino, who managed to escape from anti-Christian Roman Empire of Diocletian.
According to legend, a master stonemason and an apprentice entered a competition held by Queen Tamar to see who could build the best tower.
Master stonemason and sculptor Roger Hopkins uses a variety of advanced tools to cut
The country derives its name from Saint Marinus, a stonemason from the Roman colony on the island of Rab,
The country takes its name from Marinus, a stonemason originating from the Roman colony on the island of Rab,
The country takes its name from Marinusa stonemason originating from the Roman colony on the island of Rabin modern-day Croatia.