lapidary , also: lapidarian , also: lapidist , also: lapidarist

It was moved to the park in 1893 and is now incorporated into the Lapidary.

No one from Midwest Lapidary could be reached for comment."

He's an accountant for a company called Midwest Lapidary Imports.

Midwest Lapidary would have approached Young, Binder's new finance chairman.

Midwest Lapidary was only mentioned peripherally in a list of domestic diamond-related companies at the end of the article.

The creatures that ran Midwest Lapidary.

The ground floor's permanent exhibit is focused on Medieval and Early Modern Lapidary.

"And nobody ever discussed Midwest Lapidary, or morey gangs?"

"The contributions from Midwest Lapidary cover sixty-five percent of Binder's treasury.

Lapidary may mean:

The Lapidary is an open-air museum of primarily stone artworks, both originals and copies, which formerly decorated buildings that no longer exist.

"Van's from Midwest Lapidary Imports, I think.

"Midwest Lapidary Imports."

"We were staked out at Midwest Lapidary 'headquarters.'

What: Gem, Lapidary & Mineral Society of Montgomery County show; rockhounder.tripod.com.

Today, came the surprising announcement that NuFood had been bought by a local diamond wholesaler, Midwest Lapidary.

In 2010 Espvall released Lapidary, an improvised collaboration with noise/drone figure Marcia Bassett.

"To succeed, the owners of Midwest Lapidary Imports, MLI, need to remain hidden, unnoticed, private.

Shortly after the sale, NuFood's two hundred employees were laid off in what Midwest Lapidary called in a press release, 'a streamlining measure.'

In 1910, under the pontificate of Pius X (1903-1914), the Hebrew Lapidary (Lapidario Ebraico) was established.

The text menu came up and the first thing he did, despite Smith's admonition to start with Johnson, was to conduct a global search for information on Midwest Lapidary Imports.

Other rulers followed their example, including Peter the Great, whose Peterhof Lapidary Works, founded in 1721, began the passion among Russian royalty and aristocrats for hardstones.

The villa grounds have an extensive set of 7 gardens designed in different styles: French Traditional, Florentine, Spanish, Exotic, Lapidary, Japanese, Provençal.

There had been speculation that NuFood had been on the verge of bankruptcy when it sold its assets and patents to Midwest Lapidary for an undisclosed amount.

In 1872 the building was converted into a lapidary museum.

Such specimens may be cut and polished using lapidary equipment.

They moved so many rocks that the whole lapidary industry was suffering a depression.

Like many of his lapidary utterances, this one did not come with a long explanation.

The community is interested in developing a lapidary facility for local artisans.

One of the earliest works is "Lapidary Museum" from 1990.

They wrote with lapidary authority about the issues that convulsed their era, especially cold war foreign policy.

"To believe you are magnificent," goes one very lapidary and especially valedictory passage.

As read, line by line, the speech was lapidary.

In some of the reviews to his previous works, Pynchon had been called a cold, lapidary writer.

The lens is slightly oval, and was roughly ground, perhaps on a lapidary wheel.

The image - the face, the body, compressed into two dimensions - has become a lapidary bit of shorthand.

His prose is fitting and never florid, full of lapidary judgments.

Now her handshake has taken on the lapidary gloss that comes with self-validation.

Apart from figurative carving, there are three broad categories of lapidary arts.

Canada provides the major share of modern lapidary nephrite.

Removing cut stone and placing it in lapidary stick.

Even rime-crusted as it is, Eileen finds the lapidary work extraordinarily beautiful.

At another, an artisan in a lapidary workshop shows how raw stones are turned into objects of art.

Yes, she had gone into the little study adjoining her lapidary work-shop, to have a quick look at the dictionary.

Neither the many superb details nor the lapidary dialogue can fill this void at the novel's heart.

Sometimes, however, her taste for lapidary description can result in irritatingly self-conscious prose.

The show will also include fossils, Indian artifact exhibits and lapidary jewelry demonstrations.

Synthesizers add a bright and lapidary quality that doesn't always fit the lyrics.

Their language is as lapidary as that in her paintings, but the subject matter is different.