He has chiseled me out of $5.
It is a bust chiseled from a rock.
He chiseled that rock into the figure of a woman.
A burly, square-chested man with a chiseled face and red hair, he kept his hair cropped in a buzz cut, giving him an air of military authority.
One cool bit: the tires were chiseled from solid blocks of rubber, the only way to support the weight of the car.
His hair is thick and dark, his nose perfectly straight, his jaw chiseled and covered with stubble that's mostly pepper, but with a perfectly judged dash of salt.
Images of Piye on the elaborate granite slabs, or stelae, memorializing his conquest of Egypt have long since been chiseled away.
Last week, the husband and his friends moved his belongings to one side of the house -- and sawed and chiseled it off, said the reporter, who interviewed the village chief and neighbors.
Lincoln, who was never regarded as much of a looker and certainly wasn't depicted as such on the ＄5 bill that has been printed for the past several decades, suddenly looks chiseled and fittingly statesmanlike on the new note.
