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Meanings of stonecutter in English
Catalan
cisellador Spanish
picapedrero Usage of stonecutter in English
1
Britt had secured special rates by ordering two statues from the stonecutter.
2
That's when I signed up for an apprenticeship and became a stonecutter.
3
Oh, did I mention before that my grandfather was a stonecutter?
4
They were formerly sold to a stonecutter for five thousand crowns, but Clement XI.
5
On a raw November night, nine months earlier, a gale blew outside the stonecutter's cottage.
6
So the poor stonecutter grew discontented and sighed and moaned bitterly over his hard lot.
7
Julianus, the son of Ubertus the stonecutter, has come.
8
The stonecutter cried out, his voice thin from exhaustion, Prior Josephus, thank God you have come.
9
Ubertus prayed he would become strong and productive, a stonecutter like his father and his brothers.
10
The yellow pages revealed there were two mortuaries in town, but no monument works or stonecutter.
11
The stonecutter takes the marble and hews out the rough block; the sculptor finds its hidden soul.
12
However, Ubertus the stonecutter is absent today.
13
Ubertus the stonecutter is at the gate.
14
Nefertiti gazed at the ivory writing palette Nakhtmin had carved with help from a stonecutter working on our tomb.
15
It was hot under her palm, and still as smooth as the day it had left the stonecutter's shop.
16
I wanted you to be a stonecutter, same as I was when I came over from the old country.'
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