Sentence examples for born stone from inspiring English sources

This scientist call him Harpo may have been born stone deaf, but become the world's greatest expert on the machinery of hearing: he knows everything that there is to know within the range of the physical and behavioural sciences about hearing.

Taking inspiration from Howard's "Black Colossus" and "A Witch Shall be Born", Stone proposed a story, four hours long, in which the hero champions the defense of a princess's kingdom.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, the homegrown right-back who was born a stone's throw from Melwood, swept Liverpool ahead with a stunning free-kick.

Price was born in Stone, Staffordshire, the son of the architect AJ Price, who worked on some of the great cinemas of that decade.

Mr Burns, born a stone's throw from Real's stadium but a Barça fan and an author of books about both clubs, traces their complicated interconnections with Spanish politics—notably, the civil war and the dictatorship of General Franco.

The upshot is The Elements of Power, a book that explores an epoch Abraham believes to be as profound as those born of stone, iron and bronze: the "rare metal age".

Far from the bright lights of Manchester, in the town where Ian Brown was born, the Stone Roses finally returned to the stage 16 years after their acrimonious break up.

The late strike from the on-loan Wolves striker born a stone's throw from Hibs' Leith home sets up a 19 May final against either nighbours Hearts or holders Celtic, who play at Hampden on Sunday.

And Mary Parsons isn't even really her name; she was born Junia Stone, and when her savior aunt re-christened her Mary on the drive away from her father's house, she told her, "You could be anyone you want with a name like Mary".

There is some debate about whether the Catalogue included an account of the Flood myth, but the creation of a race of humans born from stones cast by Deucalion and Pyrrha does appear to have figured in the poem.

"I was born into the stone," Mr. Palumbo said.