granite in the PONS Dictionary

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At 20 years of age she began painting portraits, but soon turned to sculpting marble and granite.
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It is a 15.3 km long, 6.6 km wide plateau made of granite, covered with forests.
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To the west of the building, at the street, is a small brick office building with a granite water table.
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By 1880, the population reached 1,451, and industries included a marble, granite and slate works, and a maker of boots and shoes.
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Most were quarrymen working in new granite quarries.
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During the following year, one of the granite columns in the memorial cracked and was repaired.
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Like many period houses, it faces south and rests on a granite foundation; however, it is only four bays wide and one bay deep.
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The first few meters of this tunnel were roofed and floored with red granite.
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This panel is installed on a rectangular granite slab that sits on a granite base.
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The red granite church is one of the oldest in land, and was once the main church in the province.
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