Carrara in a sentence

The marble tiles found on the site came from the Apuan Alps quarries near Carrara in Italy and were preserved by Historic England archaeological conservators.

Carrara's drop-in pitch was tricky to bat on in that match, with Heat left-arm quick Spencer Johnson's 2-14 featuring a club record 18 dot balls.

The kitchen features two-inch Carrara marble countertops, a massive L-shaped center island with bar seating, high-end appliances, as well as radiant heat.

Expanding the system might also then include European products, like Carrara marble from Italy or Antwerp diamonds.

Most of the time the Tigers' pair made the 30-minute drive from Carrara to Burleigh Heads.

Severa Belotti, 82, and Luigi Carrara, 86, spent the last days of their lives in lockdown, in their hometown of Albino, in the northern Italian province of Bergamo.

The grassfire is within a few hundred metres of residential housing at Carrara on the Gold Coast.

Master suite features luxurious bath with Carrara marble and walk-in closet.

Brian D. Carrara, 28, of Waldo, arrested for criminal mischief, operating under the influence, High Street.

Earlier she took bronze in the 200m, one of the most hotly contested races of the athletics programme at the Carrara Stadium, finishing ahead of the double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson of Jamaica.

The ceremony kicked off late on Wednesday night in front of a 35,000-strong crowd at Carrara Stadium on the Gold Coast - some who had paid up to $495 for tickets.

The Opening Ceremony for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games at Carrara Stadium.

Also in vain was the expedition of Felice Orsini in Carrara of 1853–54.

Built in Carrara marble, Dario's monument is one of the greatest in the country.

He decorated the bridge of Sant'Angelo with the ten statues of angels in Carrara marble still to be seen there.

In 1810 he applied for and was accepted by the local art school, the Academia Carrara, but it is not known whether he attended classes.

In 1946, with decree Lieutenant one (Umberto II of Savoia) the new municipality of Apuania was formed, and the province (for error and/or historical ignorance) resumptions the denomination does not date from 1859 when it was "Massa and Carrara" but Massa.

Originally known as the Naval Monument, it was carved of Carrara marble in Italy in 1806 and brought to the U.S. as ballast on board the USS ("Old Ironsides").

Since there were only three students in the department—Fermi, Rasetti, and Nello Carrara —Puccianti let them freely use the laboratory for whatever purposes they chose.

The Prince, played by Dominique Carrara, makes a brief appearance in the movie and is never actually seen by any of the commoners fighting for his cause.