The voluptuous carvings of the 11th century were replaced with a more severe chiselling.

Then unexpectedly my hands came upon a doorway, where hung a portal of stone, rough with strange chiselling.

Soapstone was also used for carving, modelling and chiselling of components that could be described as "chubby".

The face under the close casque hat had the chiselling of prolonged trial--fine-lined and rather hard.

The mould is removed and the weld is cleaned by hot chiselling and grinding to produce a smooth joint.

My arms were aching from all that chiselling and hammering, and my mind was still a little tender from those claustrophobic moments inside the tank.

His farce A Pretty Piece of Chiselling was given its first production by the Ingoldsby Club in 1864.

He was a handsome fellow, clean limbed and powerful, with an intelligent face and features of such exquisite chiselling that Adonis himself might have envied him.

Even from this distance he could make out the first faint chiselling of life's hardship and care at the corners of her mouth, and a new hard line to her jaw.

The technique involves considerable chiselling away of the background, which is a time-consuming exercise with little artistic effect if the lowered background is left plain, as is often the case.

In politics their self-righteous feeling of virtue, combined with their essentially peasant training, resulted in their introducing a type of cut-rate, petty chiselling that should make Boss Tweed spin in his coffin.

"From the great care taken in the chiselling, squaring and fitting up of the component parts of the whole, as well as the great size and weight, the work is one of great strength and solidity.

Well, when I say winning double," said Captain Biggar, raising his voice a little, "that's what it would have been but for the degraded chiselling of a dastardly, lop-eared--" "Quite, quite," said Bill hurriedly.

The bridge of her nose was flat, but the wings of her nostrils, the chiselling of her mouth, the curve of her eyes as they moulded into her cheeks these things moved me and filled my thoughts with their perfection.

'You are Edward Brown, and were Boatswain of-' The door was flung open with a violent crash that madeeveryone jump, and Gianna, her face white and drawn, emphasizing the fine chiselling of her high cheekbones, swept into the cabin.

Frodo's face was peaceful, the marks of fear and care had left it; but it looked old, old and beautiful, as if the chiselling of the shaping years was now revealed in many fine lines that had before been hidden, though the identity of the face was not changed.

Sometimes chisels are used to break things so that they can be moved more easily.

Small chisels were used to cut the rock close to the bone.

They developed a rationale for the use of chisels instead.

He ran his hands over it, and felt the scoring of chisels.

The use of chisels for stone carving is possible in several ways.

This can be used to advantage on many tools such as chisels.

Vertical joints are done by hand or with small power chisels.

"I have a couple of chisels and a wood plane," he said.

In due course the chisels broke through the wall, down at cave floor level.

Pocket chisels, the choice for general shop work, are about 10 inches long.

Cutting great stones with small iron chisels was very hard work.

A group of old men moved around the stone with hammers and chisels.

All he really needed were saws, chisels and a skull key.

At first glance, all the chisels looked the same.

The single was released in more countries than any other by Cold Chisel.

A needle gun has a set of very fine chisels known as needles.

There was an assortment of small hammers and chisels, as well.

Two basic styles of guides are available for chisels and planes.

Construction workers use chisels to change the shape of wood and stone so that they can build with them.

No time for the Hansard reporters to pick up their chisels.

They worked for several minutes with picks and chisels, carefully freeing the door.

I remember, he said nobody would pay mind to the weight of the chest, because his chisels and files were so heavy.

The people sometimes wept at what they saw emerge from beneath Richard's chisels.

The technique of using rock chisels seems to have been continued even after metal tools came into use in the area.

The granite that was used was all cut by hand using chisels.

The words that came from the woman seemed chiseled in stone.

His face looked as if it had been chiselled from stone.

"I wish we would go back to chisel and rock."

Inside, he had chiseled out the words molly, my love, 2001.

I tried to chisel out the control, and that rock is hard as steel.

It is chiseled on every side with the same amount of extraordinary care and attention.

To be fair, it often takes years before a public figure sees his name chiseled into a building.

The stones themselves seemed to have been chiseled apart by age.

"It's almost like they chiseled him out of his father," Summer observed.

Then I think we could chisel her name in it."

"Come on back to where they were chiseling at the wall.

Bliss thought his face was hard enough to have been chiseled from stone.

A Historian with style: love of learning chiseled the man.

"And I can use that ability to chisel stone a little more easily."

So no one is going to chisel your name in stone until everyone's sure you're not coming back to be an embarrassment.

When he looked up from the folder the anger was chiseled across his face.

He typed with a very heavy hand and the words seemed chiseled in the paper.

He chiseled in a world of his own; she suffered here, far removed from him.

The coming struggle will chisel you away to nothing, I think."

On it sat a young man with refined, chiseled features.

And that, I thought, should have been chiseled on his tombstone.

But why, he wondered, bother to chisel into the floor?

The name of the person each represented was chiselled on its square base.

She appeared as t who might have been chiseled out of sunlight.

At least the wood was easier to chisel than the stone.

The words that came from the woman seemed chiseled in stone.

His face looked as if it had been chiselled from stone.

"I wish we would go back to chisel and rock."

Inside, he had chiseled out the words molly, my love, 2001.

I tried to chisel out the control, and that rock is hard as steel.

It is chiseled on every side with the same amount of extraordinary care and attention.

To be fair, it often takes years before a public figure sees his name chiseled into a building.

The stones themselves seemed to have been chiseled apart by age.

"It's almost like they chiseled him out of his father," Summer observed.

Then I think we could chisel her name in it."

"Come on back to where they were chiseling at the wall.

Bliss thought his face was hard enough to have been chiseled from stone.

A Historian with style: love of learning chiseled the man.

"And I can use that ability to chisel stone a little more easily."

So no one is going to chisel your name in stone until everyone's sure you're not coming back to be an embarrassment.

When he looked up from the folder the anger was chiseled across his face.

He typed with a very heavy hand and the words seemed chiseled in the paper.

He chiseled in a world of his own; she suffered here, far removed from him.

The coming struggle will chisel you away to nothing, I think."

On it sat a young man with refined, chiseled features.

And that, I thought, should have been chiseled on his tombstone.

But why, he wondered, bother to chisel into the floor?

The name of the person each represented was chiselled on its square base.

She appeared as t who might have been chiseled out of sunlight.

At least the wood was easier to chisel than the stone.