Use "stucco" in a sentence

1. Repair loose or cracked siding or stucco, peeling paint and gaps around windows and doors that allow moisture into the wood that provides an attractive environment for them to live in

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2. He was the only full blooded Brazilian in this household, but he used his immense wealth to impart a bit of the style of his homeland in the timbers, the stucco and the tile

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3. This was gaudily painted wood and stucco, set in the middle of wide fields, at least a mile across

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4. The walls were stone and stucco, the gates were heavy carved wood, asymmetrical in design, and it looked like they could not be shut if they had to

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5. A little farther and there were some stone houses, but the stone was rougher and the stucco more eroded than back near the palace

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6. One, for private executions, was at the palace and it was here that Prempeh is said to have caused the slaughter of four hundred young virgins, their blood being used for the stucco on the Palace walls

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7. On one occasion, Prempeh is said to have caused a public execution of four hundred young virgins, their blood being used for the stucco on the Palace walls

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8. The two-story stucco building’s walled courtyard was filled with U

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9. The house was white stucco, trimmed in dark wood

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10. The stucco house wasn’t large, but it had an attached airy studio, full of light

11. consisted of a large Western style stucco sided house with

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12. On the other side of the road was a cluster of buildings too small to be a town: a boarded-up house, a taco shop that looked like it hadn't been open since before Zoe Nightshade was born, and a white stucco post office with a sign that said GILA CLAW, ARIZONA hanging crooked above the door

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13. “The monk looked around him, the tiny room was scarcely illuminated by the sheen of a candle, and books spread by all corners were projecting their silhouettes enlarged on the ungraceful stucco of the clay walls, silent witnesses of the thousands of minutes that the clergyman had dedicated to the study of the magic

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14. The house is a bit out of place amid the post‐modern stucco clad ranch style homes that line the lanes of Nosfarlun

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15. Jon was digging at a patch of stucco

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16. Murals of dancing maidens and flute playing boys were painted on the stucco

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17. Murals of dancing maidens and flute playing boys painted on the stucco

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18. The narrow dusty roads, the picturesque red tiled roofs that capped blinding white stucco cottages fitting neatly onto steep hillsides, the tiny fields with centuries-old olive trees, their branches and trunks gnarled by time

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19. stucco but other than that they still looked like they were ready for

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20. A light yellow, stucco sided home that an exotic dancer probably purchased with her earnings, he thought, is somewhat mind blowing

21. Gingerly, he jumped the chain-link fence that separated his property from his neighbors, and then calmly glided against the flat, stucco siding

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22. white stucco house, two stories, with a wrap-around porch with sturdy columns, and two or three

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23. those stucco walls would hold up to an RPG

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24. Less than ten minutes later, Wickland delicately opened the white door of the Spalding residence with a key that Martha had produced from her purse while they rode in silence to the small stucco home in one of the older sections of town

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25. The stucco walls were painted a soft lime while the trim was a pure white; combined, the mellow color scheme was actually very relaxing and undoubtedly possessed the ability to facilitate an occupant drifting off to sleep

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26. The club’s fleet of black and white limousines lined one side of the tan stucco and light gray brick building, prepared for an excursion on a moment’s notice

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27. While the full details pertaining to our inspection and our decision are detailed in the enclosed report, the following were major, but by no means all encompassing, considerations in our decision: Inferior steel products—Certain exposed sections of steel where synthetic stucco has deteriorated have already begun to corrode, leading to potential structural damage and compromised structural integrity

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28. show on the stucco walls encompassing them

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29. He kept looking at the old popcorn stucco ceiling until he saw patterns and letters

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30. Popcorn stucco ceilings always did this for him, ever since that peyote trip in the New River Gorge area of West Virginia ten years ago

31. The stucco ceiling in that cheap motel room off US 19 seemed to be a sublime work of abstract art

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32. He never looked at popcorn stucco ceilings the same way after that

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33. As soon as his mother came to a full stop at the end of the ramp, Paul was able to get a close-up view of the numerous tan-colored, stucco buildings with burnt-orange, Mexican-tiled roofs

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34. beaten stucco from a bastion

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35. examining the labyrinth of veins on a leaf or the moonscape of the stucco on the walls of a building

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36. She had long since memorized every inch of stucco and had come to the conclusion that stucco was not very interesting; neither did it hold the secrets of the universe

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37. It was the same position that she was in before, but there was a world of difference—and not just because of the unfamiliar stucco

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38. Her eyes opened, and she stared at the foreign stucco with confusion

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39. His russet uniform blends in with the stucco tower

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40. "Number 10849," I say out loud, stopping at a huge white stucco house and peer out my window

41. Already candles covered almost every available level surface — crowding the altar I’d spied earlier, ringing the fountain in the center of the courtyard, even running along the edges of the stucco and concrete planters

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42. For some reason I wanted to linger here for a while and listen to the guitarist in the center of the courtyard playing intricate Spanish tunes that matched the architecture around me, the white stucco walls and the red tile roofs and the balconies and overhangs of dark wood

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43. It looked like the other grand houses in the crescent-shaped terrace with its cream stucco façade and colonnaded porch

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44. The structure was cream-colored stucco with light blue ceramic tile inlays around the door and windows

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45. Damaged body parts such as doors or splashboards were rarely replaced by new ones; they were meticulously and skillfully straightened out with a small hammer and an endless, nerve-wracking pounding on the metal surface, followed by stucco and paint

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46. Our street was an open-air car body repair shop with compressors throbbing, gusts of acetone paint thinner drifting in the atmosphere, the street soaked with stucco colored water and technicolored lads swarming about on various tasks

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47. "Crazy," Ingrid whispered up at the stucco

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48. African rondavel style with round white stucco walls and thatched roof

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49. As he struck the wall, pieces of stucco similar to that used in the ground work of arabesques broke off, and fell to the ground in flakes, exposing a large white stone

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50. The aperture of the rock had been closed with stones, then this stucco had been applied, and painted to imitate granite

51. After several blows he perceived that the stones were not cemented, but had been merely placed one upon the other, and covered with stucco; he inserted the point of his pickaxe, and using the handle as a lever, with joy soon saw the stone turn as if on hinges, and fall at his feet

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52. Not to inherit by right of primogeniture, gavelkind or borough English, or possess in perpetuity an extensive demesne of a sufficient number of acres, roods and perches, statute land measure (valuation 42 pounds), of grazing turbary surrounding a baronial hall with gatelodge and carriage drive nor, on the other hand, a terracehouse or semidetached villa, described as Rus in Urbe or Qui si sana , but to purchase by private treaty in fee simple a thatched bungalowshaped 2 storey dwellinghouse of southerly aspect, surmounted by vane and lightning conductor, connected with the earth, with porch covered by parasitic plants (ivy or Virginia creeper), halldoor, olive green, with smart carriage finish and neat doorbrasses, stucco front with gilt tracery at eaves and gable, rising, if possible, upon a gentle eminence with agreeable prospect from balcony with stone pillar parapet over unoccupied and unoccupyable interjacent pastures and standing in 5 or 6 acres of its own ground, at such a distance from the nearest public thoroughfare as to render its houselights visible at night above and through a quickset hornbeam hedge of topiary cutting, situate at a given point not less than 1 statute mile from the periphery of the metropolis, within a time limit of not more than 15 minutes from tram or train line (e

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53. Many, though not all, of the buildings were made of bricks or covered with stucco in this same color

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54. The properties in this part of the city, as in many Iraqi cities, were walled off from their neighbors by thick brick and stucco walls

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55. Many, though not all, of the buildings were made of bricks or covered with stucco in this same color

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56. The properties in this part of the city, as in many Iraqi cities, were walled off from their neighbors by thick brick and stucco walls

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57. Beyond those, ringed by bare dirt, stands a pretty cottage with a thatched roof and stucco walls

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58. The room Werner and Bernd are given, on the top floor of a requisitioned hotel in the city within the walls, is like a place that time wants no part of: three-hundred-year-old stucco quatrefoils and palmate capitals and spiraling horns of fruit festoon the ceiling

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59. After breakfast a gray German army bus transported them three miles down the Langer See to the regatta course at Grünau, where they discovered that they were to share a fine new brick and stucco shell house with the German national rowing team

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60. It was an adobe-style building with sand-colored stucco walls, a red-brick roof, and security gates on the front doors

61. Where the Houghton-Millers’ street was uniformly grand white stucco or red-brick houses, punctuated by yew topiary and large cars that seemingly never got dirty, Martin Steele’s road appeared resolutely un-gentrified, a two-storey corner of London where house prices were spiralling but the exteriors resolutely refused to reflect it

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62. were as beautiful and flowing as a woman’s body, as a ship in full sail; a pale pink When she departed from her father’s house forever, she had left a home whose lines stucco house built in the French colonial style, set high from the ground in a dainty manner, approached by swirling stairs, banistered with wrought iron as delicate as lace; a dim, rich house, gracious but aloof

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63. As dark as it was on the roof, I could nevertheless see the pale-white stucco of the parapet, the clean sweep of it

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64. I would have been the only dark shape silhouetted against the stucco, except for a few low vent stacks

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65. Although the stucco building quaked less violently under me than before, the effect on the processing plant was greater than that of the first explosion

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66. The wooden wing of Mimosa had burned and only the thick resistant stucco wet blankets and quilts had saved it

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67. What about a white stucco with wrought- iron work like these Creole houses here?”

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68. But even as every inward cell twitched and fluttered, outwardly he was comatose, curled on his side, with Grandpa’s hat cushioning his head and his pajama bottoms picking up stains from the tile and his size 14 combat boots trying to stay drawn up out of sight between the ugly stucco planters

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69. Her growing up, however, had been done in the other world, the world of Jenny, with its miles of highways, its drive-ins, beaches, and bougainvillea, chaparral, Tastee Freez, wildfires, stucco, cineplexes, bumper cars, in-ground pools, planned subdivisions up in the foothills with grids of paved streets and manholes and streetlights, as if someone had forgotten to build the houses, or as if some B-movie bomb had vaporized them

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70. Barb’s house, when I finally got there, was dully homey, a decent block of stucco she’d painted pale green

71. Revenge was watching both vehicular and pedestrian traffic centered on the Little Village Market up ahead at the intersection of Sunnydale and Hahn, and he was also focused on a block of tan stucco housing units to his right: two stories high with bars on the lower windows and burned-out grass between the footings and the street

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72. Todd Waterson’s house was a sprawling, three-level stucco contemporary with Craftsman influences

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73. They crossed the street to a gray stucco building with awnings and neon signs in the windows reading PAYDAY LOANS, CHECKS CHECKED, WESTERN UNION

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74. HIGH ON THE CLIFFS above the Golden Gate Bridge, 20 El Camino del Mar was a stucco, Spanish-style home with an iron gate guarding the terra-cotta driveway

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75. In front of and to the left of us was a round stucco house clinging to the side of the hill

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76. I PULLED THE CAR just off the road and looked up at the house—a three-story column of glass panes and stucco

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77. As the food and libations were served, I told the girls about the takedown at the stucco house on the hill

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78. The door banged hard against the pink stucco front wall

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79. But it was strange, Justin thought, staring at the unfamiliar stucco bungalow and barn that had appeared in the Cortina’s dusty windshield

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80. Now it had chipped stucco walls and a steady crew of locals in the parking lot hawking T-shirts, electronics, and phone cards

81. It was maybe 10 × 15, with chipped stucco walls, and the occasional water bug for company

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