Sentence examples for before the stone from inspiring English sources
If it's late, the land to the right of the main footpath, before the stone rows, can be a good place to pitch your tent.
He ran toward it and found himself standing before the stone castle that had been described to him since he was a boy.
With wonderful dexterity he then throws a handful of wet clay onto it and, before the stone slows and falls to the ground, shapes it into a rotund pot.
Because it undergoes virtually no wear in printing, a single stone can yield an almost unlimited number of copies, although in art printmaking only a specific number of prints are pulled, signed, and numbered before the stone is "canceled" (defaced).
But even that new walkway is an adaptive disguise, since it happens to be installed over the Croton Reservoir pipeline, which had to be reconstructed before the stone could be newly placed.
On a recent morning, Stephen Crouch of the Middletown Monument Company perched before the stone on a high platform, applying a rubber template on which was stenciled the first 200 names.
Moments before, the footwide stone path had been benign and well behaved.
The myth of the invincible, stoic warrior, as I have written before in The Stone, is hard to shatter.
He came to Stonehenge before the stones themselves.
In the pause before the Stones came on, a few more women were brought in.
