Sentence examples for being stone from inspiring English sources

Thorsteinn said that there was no mention of her being stone.

Poetry by James Richardson: "in exactly the same way that stone / got over being stone / and rose, we rise".

This system was based upon the material used in the construction of the instruments, the eight being stone, earth (pottery), bamboo, metal, skin, silk, wood, and gourd.

"I knew there was something holding Wildwood back from being Stone Harbor," he said, referring to its wealthy neighbor just to the north.

"I have never, never, never in my life gone into the BBC other than being stone cold sober," she told today's Daily Telegraph.

So, just as Old and Middle English clūd meant rock or hill, but now means cloud, really I mean in exactly the same way that stone got over being stone and rose, we rise.

People were being stoned in their houses.

Environmentalists successfully use emotional arguments to gain attention, whereas their targets typically make the mistake of being stone-cold rational.

Can you imagine being stone-cold sober, taking a sharp turn off a road in central London, walking into a full club, tossing your top to the ground and telling a room full of people that you've met a handful of times that you love them?

He simply doesn't enjoy being stoned.

"She's stone cold innocent".