Sentence examples for because of stone from inspiring English sources

In a series of articles over the past couple of months, Stone was attacked as the leader of a trend in which auteur adaptations of classic plays are pushing Australian playwrights off the stage: the argument is that because of Stone and directors like him, "original Australian plays, especially works of scale, are being sidelined, or indeed not commissioned at all".

It is precisely because of Stone's charms that his book ought to bear the label: "Suitable for amusement only.

Andy Turner of Country Standard Time was more favorable, saying that it "does not come off 'too country for country' yet is still engaging largely because of Stone's voice — soft with built-in teardrops".

Touchable meteorites always get me excited, because those hunks of stone and iron are the oldest things it's possible to touch -- the ancient leftovers of the formation of our solar system.

The stone age did not end because of a shortage of stone.

Quartz composite has the look and durability of stone because it is mostly stone — more than 93percentt quartz mixed with resin and pigments.

Because of the lack of stone suitable for construction, pyramids and other structures at Kaminaljuyú were built of adobe and later of other perishable materials.

Lions results, in contrast, are set in tablets of stone because opponents may only meet them once in their Test careers.

A great number still stand today, not only because they were made of stone but also thanks to the fact that "the rector still had money coming in from the land", according to Rowley.

But Stierlin has argued that while it is possible to carbon date the pigments, which appear to be ancient Egyptian, it is impossible to accurately date the bust because it is made of stone covered in plaster.

Because temples constructed entirely of stone were expensive, they were not replaced without a compelling reason; in many central and southern Greek cities, therefore, the robust Archaic forms of the Doric temples dominated the townscape through the Classical and later periods.