Meanings of stone cutter in English

It was also the Prince's money which paid the stone cutter.

Broderick was the son of a stone cutter and in early life followed his father's trade.

The stone cutter's man had the experience and the practice that comes from continually repeating the same forms on hideous tombstones-robustprize-fightingangels, mainly.

Although Theodatus much preferred fun and frolic to hard labor, he entered cheerfully upon the business of a stone cutter at the age of sixteen.

This tooling was done by stone cutters, and was unusually high in cost.

Most of the Scottish immigrants who formed rinks over here were stone cutters.

There are smiths and mechanics; there are stone cutters, workers in mosaics, and decorators.

Before 1860 there were several such national trade unions, including the plumbers, printers, mule spinners, iron molders, and stone cutters.

Restorers discovered a dedication plaque engraved with the names of the stone cutters, Thomas Towson and William Steuart, and stone mason Sater Stevenson.