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Meanings of white marble in English
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Usage of white marble in English
1
The house was in the thirties, a large building of white marble.
2
The buildings are almost entirely of pure white marble and red sandstone.
3
A long corridor of the inevitable white marble extended far behind me.
4
Another chapel of considerable size contains some exquisite statues of white marble.
5
The walls are of polished white marble with pilasters of sienna marble.
6
The good life stands like a fair carved memorial of white marble.
7
The coarse white marble above has moldered, and is gray with lichens.
8
Upon breaking through the wall, two sarcophagi of white marble were discovered.
9
A large building of white marble crowned a slight eminence behind them.
10
Its tables and bureaus were of walnut, with cold white marble tops.
11
King Henry IV., with his wife Joan of Navarre, of white marble.
12
Her son erected there a white marble cross to his mother's memory.
13
He pointed at the blinding white marble and the clear blue pools.
14
Built entirely of white marble, there were no support beams, no columns.
15
It's fifteen feet high and made of white marble imported from Italy.
16
Several rooms were packed entirely with headless and armless white marble torsos.
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White marble through the time
White marble across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common