Chiselled [verb]

After a bit, he shut up and remained hunched over the wheel, his face as white and stiff as though chiselled from marble.

A tremor, a wind of the spirit, seemed passing over all those chiselled faces.

She looked up, and a noble peace seemed to descend and calm her face, till it was 'stiller than chiselled marble.'

He chiselled upon the stone the following simple and touching line: "She can't get back."

The bedstead is covered with heavy chiselled ornaments in brass, and surmounted by a canopy held on pillars.

I don't suppose any one ever had lower motives than the Duchess when she chiselled me about Silverbridge.

No flame lit up those lovely eyes, so full of peace, chiselled like a statue's.

She stared down on the finely chiselled features, so still, upraised before her.

Wherever one turns in Tibet, he sees the six sacred characters engraved or chiselled out, and hears them repeated everywhere.

A slight moustache and imperial lent a manlier expression to his chiselled features.