Sentence examples for between two stones from inspiring English sources
wedged between two stones.
As a boy working to restore the church, Kazanjian had caught his hand between two stones and lost a finger.
We see here the grain being ground between two stones, and we see the way in which these men in tunics worked that.
The slot window was very narrow and looks to me and to anybody who sees it that it is a space between two stones from the foundation of the room.
By Nicholas Christopher The New Yorker, April 13 , 1992P. 54 wedged between two stones View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
When he asked about the differences between two stones, he was told: "Which one speaks out to you more?" He walked out, frustrated and a little miffed.
A marquee suspended between two stone walls creates a protected space for dining outdoors.CreditCreditDaniel Rodrigues for The New York Times.
The first project, called Casa Chica, built in 1996, was a 258-square-foot glass box set between two stone walls embedded in a hillside.
Building on the research of tribologists who study wear in order to prevent it, wear mechanisms have been identified that are distinctive to the relative nature of contact between two stone surfaces in addition to the nature of substances worked between contacting surfaces.
THE PLOT Bridget Jones by Helen Fielding: the diary of a single woman negotiating the sometimes complex, often hilarious path between nine stone and nine stone four, by 'one of the funniest writers in Britain'.
Jackson himself had travelled in the opposite direction, shedding a large amount of his bulk after finishing the third Lord of the Rings film — anywhere between three and five stone depending on whom you read and whether the director removed his shoes before stepping on the scales.
