Sentence examples for a new stone from inspiring English sources
"I don't know if that's going to entail getting a new stone".
Think of them as backyard Stonehenges: instant artifacts of a new stone age.
This left Schmidt in the market for a new Stone Age site.
A pair of second-floor rental apartments brings in some money, which is helpful: a new stone circle doesn't grow on trees.
Along one wall, a new stone staircase leads to the master suite, which has exposed brick walls and white-painted ceiling beams.
Mr. Stanley said the society plans to create better approaches to the tomb for visitors and will place a new stone monument there, too.
The Markeys have since patched together a semblance of their old life, opening a new stone-cutting shop.
Just this year, a cluster of hard-core caravan dwellers at an archaeological site in the city, shot at almost nightly from the Palestinian parts of town, finally got the defence ministry to approve a new stone-and-concrete complex.
There's something wonderfully, frankly gormless about the frenzied plaint of teen shyness in "Hometown Girls" ("Can't you give me a fix I'm craving confidence/I smell of sweat and teenage innocence"), that if developed with that budding snarl could make them something more like a new Undertones than a new Stones.
Earlier this year, when asked by Rolling Stone magazine about the possibility of a new Stones album, Jagger said: ""It would be very nice and I've got a lot of new songs and songs I've written over the last couple of years.
