Chiseled [verb]

"To be sure, to be sure," the shadow of a smile hovers about the corners of his delicately chiseled lips.

She was standing before him, not a block of chiseled ice, but a beautiful, breathing woman.

His general demeanour was very impressive indeed, and a kindly look lit up his well-chiseled face.

The ceilings and walls disappeared under white arabesques chiseled on a purple background.

The last man is a peculiarly hard, stony sort of man; his lips look as if chiseled out of flint, a man to be afraid of.

When he had chiseled a hole big enough for a start, he secured the saw from the mate and sawed a square opening.

On the top of the monument, chiseled in deep letters, were the words "Boundary Line."

"The ring has been taken within the last twenty minutes," continued Mrs. Kildair in the same determined, chiseled tone.

The whole globe was a carefully chiseled relief map, showing seas, mountains, and continents.

Elliott stole a quick glance at the firm, clear-cut face, chiseled already in lines of purpose and power.