Sentence examples for Hidden stone from inspiring English sources

Most day-trippers come to soak up the atmosphere at the spot where Carter famously made a "tiny breach in the top left-hand corner" of a hidden stone doorway, before chiselling his way inside and declaring: "I see wonderful things".

But a luxury hotel sprouting up in a district of hidden stone archways and winding lanes, only footsteps from Jaffa's iconic 16th-century Al-Bahr Mosque (the Sea Mosque) is today par for the course in the buzzy southern section of Tel Aviv.

Inside, they discover that the Ottomans were really interested in a hidden stone library telling the story of the Lake of the Moon, which contains the Fountain of Youth, a secret Indian relic which is told that it has the ability to give eternal life, and the secret society, called the Circle of Ossus, who seek it for their own gain.

Stroll the leafy, pebbled walkways with peekaboo sea views, discover hidden stone staircases, meander beneath grape-strewn canopies, and stop to smell the 28 varieties of wisteria.

The other, Secret Paths in the Forest, has seven characters who explore themes involving families, feelings and friendship by solving adventure puzzles in which hidden stones contain secret messages.

Tony Tyson and David Wittman, who work at Lucent Technologies Bell Laboratoriess, in New Jersey, and their collaborators have proposed building a telescope that estimates the distribution of mass in the past by analysing these deflected light-waves, a technique known as three-dimensional mass tomography.Light deflects around invisible matter in the same way that water ripples over hidden stones.

Check for any hidden stones.

Inside the container, wrapped in sacks and hidden underneath stone plates, were 779 elephant tusks.

The lyrics include mentions of housekeepers and "the spiritually awakened Lord and Lady", Leng writes, before the scene "rolls off into the unknown beyond": Rather than people, Inglis views the first of these lines as a reference to the "many extraordinary features Crisp had installed", among them "fantastic statues, bizarre gargoyles, illuminated caverns ... and hidden stepping-stones".

Hidden in the stone age clauses are several theories, none of which is necessarily true: 1.

Hidden behind a stone wall on Hudson Street, the garden at the Church of St . Lukein the Fields offers a peaceful hideaway.