| Remember the stones the father hews out of the island, coming by boats to pile up in the son's workshop. | |
| Remember the stones the father hews out of the island, coming by boats to pile up in the son's workshop. | |
| I hewed out a tiny sailing canoe, and was swept out to sea by some great current. | |
| The home l hewed out of this wilderness with my bare hands is no longer mine. | |
| I hewed out a tiny sailing canoe, and was swept out to sea by some great current. | |
| The home l hewed out of this wilderness with my bare hands is no longer mine. | |
| A mighty fleet hewn out of the forests of England... a navy foremost in the world... not only in our time... but for generations to come. | |
| I feel this statue... or, the artist, via the statue, has tried to show us the sheer power of a man, hewn out of a single block of stone. Or maybe several, I don't know. | |
| It's one of the most amazing things I've ever seen, where you enter this subterranean world that clearly has been hewn out of the bedrock with artificial means. | |
| So he came back and had them constructed, he had them hewn out of the rock. | |
| A mighty fleet hewn out of the forests of England... a navy foremost in the world... not only in our time... but for generations to come. | |
| I feel this statue... or, the artist, via the statue, has tried to show us the sheer power of a man, hewn out of a single block of stone. Or maybe several, I don't know. | |
| It's one of the most amazing things I've ever seen, where you enter this subterranean world that clearly has been hewn out of the bedrock with artificial means. | |
| So he came back and had them constructed, he had them hewn out of the rock. | |
