How To Use Clunch In A Sentence
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The original walls were clunch and were pilfered by a bastard son of Henry the Eighth to build Berkhamsted Place.
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One only, manifestly the latest in date, and also in poorest preservation (being carved in clunch), has the mitre; this is now temporarily placed in the New Building; there is little doubt that it represents John Chambers, the last Abbot and first
The Cathedral Church of Peterborough A Description Of Its Fabric And A Brief History Of The Episcopal See
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She was suddenly glad that Inspector Blakelock had done the documentation on the clunch pit murder.
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Once the native bird starts to be broody after laying a clunch of 10-12 eggs, all its eggs are replaced with purebred hatching eggs.
Chapter 15
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She said her husband thought they would get five hundred pounds out of the silly clunch, he were so simple.
Morgan’s Run
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The silly clunch inhaled, she thought coldly, before she fixed her attention on Ozorne once more.
The Realms of the Gods
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There are useful resources within the parish: flints for tool making and building, a band of hard chalk called clunch also for building, and areas of woodland and gravel.
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The soft white stone used for some of the interior decorations is called "clunch," and is found within a few miles of Ely; it is well adapted for the purposes to which it is applied, it is easily worked and capable of being highly finished, but will not bear exposure to the weather.
Ely Cathedral
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The work in the choir included new stalls and seats, pulpit, and throne; an altar screen of clunch, filling up the lower part of the apse; and an organ screen, also of clunch, with an open parapet, and enriched with much diaper-work and many canopies, and adorned on the west face with large shields of arms, [17] very brightly coloured, charged with the heraldic bearings of the principal subscribers.
The Cathedral Church of Peterborough A Description Of Its Fabric And A Brief History Of The Episcopal See
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Double Rollers Crusher is used to crush clunch and partial shales for brick enterprises. It has two rollers to circumrotate in reverse. The clunch between rollers are crushed by extrusion.
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The hens become broody for a long period after laying a clunch of 10-12 eggs. (farmers control the broodiness of native hens by soaking them in cold water, removing the laid eggs from their nests, or even placing some slat or powdered pepper on their cloaca and also by providing better feeds).
Chapter 15
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Another small area of clunch is noted where a garden path crosses the western end of a low bank to the east, possibly indicating a wall alignment, although no masonry evidence is otherwise noted.
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Beneath the level of this canal a shaft has been sunk through a grey argillaceous substance, called in this country clunch, which is said to be a pretty certain indication of coal; beneath this lies a stratum of coal, about two or three inches thick, of an inferior kind, yielding little flame in burning, and leaving much ashes; below this is a rock of
The Botanic Garden A Poem in Two Parts. Part 1: the Economy of Vegetation
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There is a great variety of materials in the older buildings but a particular characteristic is the use of Chilmark Stone and a chequered pattern of clunch and napped flint.
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She was suddenly glad that Inspector Blakelock had done the documentation on the clunch pit murder.
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As it's a large square Norman keep and it's still in good condition, clunch can be a very hard stone and weather well.
