1
The master-mason was in charge of the whole of the building operations.
2
Leafcutter bees use tiny, circular bits of leaf; mason bees use mud.
3
The merits of the Cromarty stone-mason began to attract some general attention.
4
The mason-work of the doors was executed with great care and dexterity.
5
The nationwide search for the 77-year-old mason has degenerated into political finger-pointing.
1
A bricklayer would be put to building and repairing, and so on.
2
In his adventurous youth he was by turns scholar, soldier, bricklayer, actor.
3
A man came out for his bricklayer's tools; he wanted them back.
4
His mom was a dinner lady and his dad was a bricklayer.
5
He is a 26-year-old bricklayer who emigrated from Northern Ireland two years ago.
1
The stonemason had rudely struck out the cardinal issues of the question.
2
Another small stone flew by us and just missed the stonemason's cheek.
3
Halder had been born in a quarry and apprenticed as a stonemason.
4
Her husband, Thomas Keillor, a stonemason by trade, died some years earlier.
5
Michael Trevanion was a well-to-do stonemason in the town of Perran in Cornwall.
6
Scotland's debt to the Eskdale stonemason is indeed deep and lasting.
7
A stonemason and the bricklayer's gaffer are swiping at each other with battens.
8
Her father Ray was a quarryman; her mother Eva a stonemason.
9
But his father did say grudgingly: "Perhaps he could be a stonemason."
10
Even that had been something of a struggle with the stonemason and the church.
11
But I'm going to have the stonemason and the Dago, and those two coal-heavers.
12
To earn his bread, he apprenticed with a local stonemason.
13
He was Scotch by birth, and a stonemason by trade.
14
There she found the stonemason's widow, emaciated and haggard, with matted hair, evidently dying.
15
He's a stonemason or some such foolishness, and I don't mind having him drowned.
16
I think we've all heard about the stonemason's body.
