Meanings of cut in marble in English

They might have been those of a death mask cut in marble.

Character is not cut in marble; it is not something solid and unalterable.

Round the walls are niches cut in marble, and ornamented with the prettiest arabesques.

Hers was the loveliness of some tall white lily cut in marble, splendid but chill

For epitaph there was one word cut in marble.

As the Reverend Farebrother the very sympathetic clergyman in Middlemarch says, Character is not cut in marble.

The snow had stopped falling, and everything lay quiet and still as though it were cut in marble.

This inscription is to be cut in marble, in Chinese and also in English, and placed near the tomb.

There is a sea-fight cut in marble, with the smoake, the best expressed that ever I saw in my life.

There is a sea-fight cut in marble, with the smoke, the best expressed that ever I saw in my life.

"But, my dear Mrs. Casaubon," said Mr. Farebrother, smiling gently at her ardor, "character is not cut in marble-itis not something solid and unalterable.