It is built of hewn blocks of gray granite, a hard, beautiful stone.

The gray granite look had softened into his natural coloring.

Lee gazed out the window as the gray granite cliffs of Weehawken whizzed by.

One of the immense gray granite shafts lay in the piazza, on the verge of the area.

The walls were faced with iron- gray granite.

Joe set down his briefcase and medical bag, rapping his fingers impatiently against the gray granite desk.

A fine altar of gray granite, with representations in relief of the nomes bringing offerings, was also recovered.

The new pavement was being made with large rectangular blocks of blue- gray granite-Belgianblocks, he knew they were called.

Colette McInerney Years ago, I saw a photo of an austere crack zigzagging up slate- gray granite above a forest.

He looked over the wall at the top two floors of the dean's house, an imposing gray granite building.

Noon found them opposite the fluted columns of gray granite that once had borne aloft the suburbs of Englewood.

For an instant I saw it as an immortal might, patches of green grass and gray granite memorializing the dead.

Great boulders and faces of gray granite framed the valleys, worn by water and the insidious roots of slender young trees.

Instead, the ground and rock walls were colored with irregular lashings of black dolerite, gray granite, brown shale, and white limestone.

The colors suggested would not give the building the cold appearance of white marble, or the somewhat sombre appearance produced by gray granite.

And I should hate to think that any Confederate living or dead ever even remotely resembled the gray granite one on our monument.