Sentence examples for broken stones from inspiring English sources
"What's this all for?" said Nadia Abdel Aal, 62, a homemaker, as she navigated her way through broken bottles and broken stones, with her shopping bags in hand.
In reality the rich thoughts inspired by ruins go beyond pleasure, let alone "lust" – artists who linger over broken stones may be pondering mortality and coming to terms with grief, and generally having emotions for which "lust" is a completely misleading word.
"The blood of children" to quote from Britten's last song cycle, "stares from the broken stones".
Their broken stones, overgrown with cactus, form a picturesque corner of Canada Park, a popular picnic site for Israeli families.
With near life-size figures sleeping on nests of broken stones, they bring performance again to mind.
The citadel spread out before us, a vast and nearly empty field of dirt and dead grass and broken stones and scattered monuments.
Today, apart from the pagodas, only a few giant stone mills and broken stone steles remain.
This second layer was topped with a one-inch layer of smaller gravel or broken stone.
Commonly used aggregates include sand, crushed or broken stone, gravel (pebbles), broken blast-furnace slag, boiler ashes (clinkers), burned shale, and burned clay.
A large number of charges are fired at one time, producing up to 20,000 tons of broken stone in one blast.
In doing so, the city will be repairing not just broken stone and steel but also a vital link between communities whose residents once crossed back and forth to work, play and visit with family and friends.
