Sentence examples for a stone with a from inspiring English sources
The New Group presents Tommy Nohilly's "Blood from a Stone," with a cast that includes Ethan Hawke and Natasha Lyonne.
Lithography, invented in 1798 by a German, Alois Senefelder, and practiced by drawing on a stone with a crayon, made the printing of large editions possible and opened a path to many new developments.
Dulwich has gained a first public viewing of his dryly humorous wooden box on which a stone with a plastic rose is placed, the box inscribed with the statement, "That Which I Should Have Done I Did Not Do", a direct riposte to Poussin's self-epithet, "I have neglected nothing".
When a stone with a sixth-century inscription was discovered in 1998 in Arthur's legendary birthplace, pundits proclaimed it as definitive proof of Arthur's existence.+Wood, an English writer and documentary filmmaker, argues that it is only proof of the power of myth -- none of the earliest sources he's examined confirm that there actually was a historical Arthur.
Only a week later a stone with a zigzag chevron pattern painted with a red pigment was discovered nearby.
A piece of wood associated with a stone with a hole through it was dated to about 35,000 years ago.
"We got some information in September 2002 about a stone with an inscription about the third temple of Joash in Jerusalem," says Amir Ganor, head of investigations at the IAA.
A stone with an airplane's wings and tail reminds one that the plane is heavier than air; a cage recalls the confinement of the cabin; and a plane-shaped box-cutter evokes the image of the airborne weapon.
During the first phase of construction a stone with an inscription that includes the phrase "from the foundation to this height 100 feet" was installed just below the 80 90-foot 80 90-footnd high above the 60–70-foot stairway.
When frustrated, Riis thought of a stonecutter continually hammering a stone with no progress to show for the work.
b Transverse sonogram of the left kidney presents a stone with acoustic shadow (S) in a pelvis with important inflammatory and fatty component (star).
