Her heels tapped a rhythmic staccato upon the golden- veined marble floor.

Three hundred feet tall, the tower was made of rose- veined marble.

Bees and black- veined marble white butterflies float from flower to flower.

His kisses warmed its veined marble as he whispered, I must see you again.

Butler led the way, striding purposefully across the gold- veined marble floor towards an enquiries desk.

Symbols were etched into the veined marble floor, and tables, interspersed with tall, carved armoires, lined the room.

She saw his bloody leg at once and took him into her spacious bathroom, all mirrors and pink-and-gold veined marble.

The principal entrance, reached by a flight of 23 steps, is ornamented with a portico supported by four black- veined marble columns.

It was stark and bare, with a single block of silver- veined marble rising about four feet off the stage floor in its center.

Surmounting this picturesque pedestal is an obelisk of black- veined marble on a granite base, the whole rising some seven feet from the ground.

It is of gray or veined marble, in the Doric style of architecture, and is in height thirteen feet, and in breadth nearly nine.

He took the servants' steps, not the grand stairways of veined marble, but the narrower, steeper, straighter stairs hidden within the thick brick walls.

One of a pair, this 19th century French inlaid satinwood commode comes with a veined marble top and a band of cast bronze scrollwork.

In the picture in the Louvre, for instance, the steps of the throne, which are intended to play the part of veined marble, remain unintelligible.

Panels simulating pale green, veined marble are inset in these receptacles and at their corners are drooping women's figures by Ulric H. Ellerhusen representing Contemplation.