Sentence examples for a stone one from inspiring English sources

If the copy is a stone one, the block is drilled to the depth measured by the pointing machine.

In Thailand, they would use a clay version but a stone one is fine, as long as you are careful not to pound the ingredients too hard – the vegetables should be bruised, rather than crushed.

Many angels have fallen by the end of the novel, from a stone one in the cemetery to more than one flesh-and-blood woman, and even the neurasthenic ideal of the Victorian woman itself.

So, in an application which shows graphics representing different square blocks on a wall, a "stone" one requires a relatively large amount of force to push it off the ledge and a "sponge" one less.

By 1794 the bridge was "absolutely dangerous for carriages to pass over it and a stone one [was] now in contemplation".

What became clear was that the film was a much broader comment on the world than the immediate story, which was pretty undefined in the script; a good one, but not an "in stone" one.

For half a century, the memory has rested inside her like an egg, an egg of stone, one that will never crack open, never give birth.

The 5c feels more like an extremely well-polished stone — one you might skip on a river.

A Judgement in Stone, one of her most acclaimed novels, opens with the line: "Eunice Parchman killed the Coverdale family because she could not read and write".

I'm talking about a virtual Rosetta Stone, one that translates the data history of our times.

But we did pass the site of a Roman villa, alongside which a carving in pale Portland stone, one of 20 shaped by sculptor Richard Berry and planted along the Shipwrights Way, celebrates its ancient heritage.