Sentence examples for breaks a stone from inspiring English sources
There's an overhead shot of an orgy, and your mom says, "All those people look like a big Petri dish full of germs".? A man breaks a stone pyramid with a silver hammer by hitting it at its apex, and she smiles and looks over at you and says, "That's how you break a soul".
There's an overhead shot of an orgy, and your mum says, "All those people look like a big Petri dish full of germs".? A man breaks a stone pyramid with a silver hammer by hitting it at its apex, and she smiles and looks over at you and says, "That's how you break a soul".
After accidentally breaking a stone gargoyle at a local house, Bart is forced to work there as punishment.
Another is to insert a tube into the urethral opening, into the bladder and into the ureter to break up a stone with ultrasound or laser energy.
As daylight broke Tuesday, a stone statue that appeared to represent the Virgin Mary stood next to wooden slats and debris-caked mud, surrounded by no homes.
The walls of The Franchise are daubed with graffiti calling the two women "Fascists", and the windows of the house are broken by a stone-throwing crowd.
Over the winter break, a permanent stone marker honoring Abele was installed by the crosswalk near the West Campus bus stop.
When the authorities retrieved the bag, they found that it contained a burned, broken skull and a stone.
At West Point, Mr. Krakauer signed books for two hours and then took a break, sitting on a stone bench near Trophy Point, a campus landmark.
If you have fire, water and tree, that's the full ceremonial get-up right there!" Until, that is, you're ready to break ground on a stone circle.
That which Herodotus (in Thalia c.3.14) writes on this difference between the Persian and Ægyptian skuls, may be no fable; for in the wars between them such as were killed on either side, were buried apart: after their bodies were putrified, it was found that the Persian skuls were soft, but the Ægyptians so hard, that you could scarce break them with a stone.
