Meanings of massive masonry in English

We landed at a fine wharf built of the most massive masonry.

Remnants of their rude but massive masonry still encumber in places the soil of Greece.

What finer beauty than strength-whetherit be airy steel, or massive masonry, or a woman's hand?

It consists of a spring, giving a copious volume of water, which is enclosed by massive masonry.

In the outskirts were massive masonry ruins of great buildings, convents, and colleges, some of which had never been finished.

Then with his lens he tested the hinges, but they were of solid iron, built firmly into the massive masonry.

The walls of the stadium are hurled down, except an entrance of five arches of massive masonry, on the western side.

Occupying two hills on each side of the river, Drogheda's medieval walls towered up in massive masonry that was almost impregnable.

The riflemen of Virginia poured volley after volley against the artillerists, while the latter hurled their solid balls against the massive masonry.

At its termination the two truncated pyramids that formed the entrance to the temple towered upward, two hundred feet of massive masonry.

There were tombs, temples of massive masonry, though in a bad style of architecture, and long rows of arched chambers, which resembled store-houses.

My husband when at work once found a passage which ran, for some distance, by the side of some massive masonry of old time.

We crossed an unpopulated quadrangle and stood under one of its exits-anarchway of massive masonry-andthere we lit up and began to take comfort.

"This is the wall of the conduit," the woman said, touching the massive masonry on her right hand.