Sentence examples for bit of stone from inspiring English sources

It was let by Jamie Sumerfield, editor of A little bit of Stone.

And later, at Brook House's Brontë evening, Christa's historian presented us with a bit of stone from the actual Wuthering Heights, which, after a day immersed in the sisters and their work, was oddly moving.

This ruin was buried on the shore between the cliffs and the sea, a little to the south of the cave, with only a bit of stone wall showing above the ground.

If a bit of stone needed replacing, instead of removing the whole slab, it seems the builders would swap only the damaged part of it – as if they were working with wood.

He said: "What regulator could hope to rise to the eminence of a regulator of The Ferret and A Little Bit of Stone where few, if any, complain and where those worthy blogs do what you all ought to learn to do: behave yourselves.

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Those sculpted bits of stone, those patterned bits, at the very top.

Early New Yorkers fixed damaged stone with other bits of stone, which they called a Dutchman.

Bits of stone and river accept me, and I know myself by that.

Plants dug up and moved to a shaded convalescent bed; bits of stone and brick eyed up and stockpiled.

Mr. Korzeniewicz, a hulking bear of a man, shuttles between the saws and his polished granite desk, tracking mud and bits of stone every step of the way.