Sentence examples for both stones from inspiring English sources

There are also wide variations of translucency in both stones.

Not, though, carved on her parents' gravestones: both stones bore her Chinese name, that of their only child.

"Both stones would have been offered in New York or Geneva just a few short years ago," she said.

Or, as Senator Orrin Hatch, of Utah, another of Price's defenders, put it, "There is a saying about both stones and glass houses that might be applicable here".

Indeed, most recipes ask you to pass the fruit through a sieve to remove both stones and tannic skins, though the website Foods of England removes the stones after cooking and then purees the whole fruit, skins and all.

Both stones are characterized by very low initial porosity.

The period was rich in sculpture, in both stone and metal, each region registering a variant style.

Major cultural expressions from this region included those of the Adena, Hopewell, Oneota, and Old Copper culture peoples; their art was extensive, making great use of sculptured stone pipes, polished ornaments of both stone and copper, and incised shell decorations.

INDOORS: The main house is an angular one-level structure featuring open common areas with an abundance of windows and extensive use of both stone and Tidewater red cypress.

Florence, with its history in both stone-and-mortar and the legacy of craftsmanship, is more successful than most fashion venues in making its events seem integral to the city.

The most characteristic features of these kinds of rocks are the macropores in both stone types and the bedding planes and laminations in travertines.