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31. Bold rather than technical, it strikes a diagonal line across the wall to the right of Engineers Slabs.

32. He had a vivid impression of slabs of grey, close-set print sandwiched between worn, red covers.

33. Concrete paving blocks are a more flexible and more versatile alternative to slabs.

34. Below us sparkled the Garbh Uisge, bouncing noisily down from the melting snows over jumbled slabs.

35. Beneath the slabs was the first indication of how thorough the builder of the pond mark one had been.

36. As we passed over the Thames we paused to look at a steamer unloading great slabs of white and brown marble.

37. Why is a major news organization devoting attention to a couple of orange slabs melted between two slices of bread?

38. Once at sea level, smooth soapstone slabs had to be traversed for some distance to reach the cliff.

39. If you have a patio, you may want to lay slabs so that the path matches it.

40. The old citadel remains; a fortified entrance gate, a ruined keep, some fine slabs of wall.

41. In the Mortuary Like soft cheeses they bulge sideways on the marble slabs, helpless, waiting to be washed.

42. Electrical cables draped it like jungle vines; cement peeled from its facade like slabs of granite from Junagadh mountain.

43. The Hilton is absolutely undecorated, consisting of great columns and slabs of reflective glass which return images of sky and church.

44. Crisp precast concrete slabs are teamed with brick, the latter helping to soften the overall surface.

45. Slabs of dough lay covered under a gauzy fabric, waiting to be pummeled and mauled by Mrs Bay.

46. Steps can also be made from paving slabs and bricks or blocks.

47. There is a central lane 1.4 metres wide, which is made of two lines of large rectangular stone slabs.

48. After initial impressions, Bodnar climbed on to some concrete slabs and stood back to inspect the first fruits of his design skills.

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49. Slabs irregularly cut with jagged lines where sections had dropped off.

50. Combined with simple models of mantle convection, the maps have already thrown new light on sinking slabs.

51. Its walls and floor were sheathed in gypsum slabs, whilst its ceiling was painted blue and supported by a gypsum pillar.

52. The lighter paving slabs are easy to lay, but heavy ones can be difficult to handle.

53. He invented a precursor of the high-speed continuous extrusion freezer which could cut novelties out of slabs of vanilla ice cream.

54. Ahead of him a morose-looking man in a cardigan was sorting through slabs of meat in plastic containers.

55. Special paving slabs, which make it easier for blind and partially-sighted pedestrians to distinguish the crossing have been introduced.

56. The modern ones were like fallen doors. Thick slabs of shiny granite.

57. Ready-cut slabs of thick glass on top of painted, lacquered or carpeted wooden cubes make stunning tables and provide storage space.

58. Walls can be cut half-way down or at either side to form dividing slabs rather than solid masses.

59. Paving slabs are available in a wide variety of shapes, colours and finishes to suit the most ambitious schemes.

60. The superintendent in the steel company needed power to get a more efficient delivery schedule of slabs.