Sentence examples for carried stone from inspiring English sources

Similar boats may have carried stone slabs from Wales to England during the construction of Stonehenge.

On a recent weekday morning, laborers carried stones on their heads, repairing a storm drain and backing up the morning traffic along two narrow lanes.

We compare cyclist-hating dog stories and agree that our worst canine confrontations were in Turkey, where the big mountain dogs mean business: she carried stones in her pockets; I had a wooden club with a bulbous head made, to smite them between the eyes.

When the Singaporean authorities were tipped-off in 2002 about a vessel supposedly carrying stone sculptures from Malawi, they discovered the largest batch of ivory seized since the 1989 international ban.

So from "Socrates can carry stone A, and Socrates can carry stone B" it does not follow that "Socrates can carry stones A and B," i.e., at the same time.

To the south of this is a parterre wall, about 1 m high, constructed in red Flemish bond brick, with piers carrying stone balls.

Now, people with donkeys and carts carry stones from the rubble.

On a cold night now, the ground tenses, carrying stones to the surface and buckling roads.

While carrying stones, Duchin summed up this back-of-the-envelope annual report for the ex-Army captain in a couple of breaths.

Then arrived what I presume were Italian supporters wearing scooter helmets with their faces covered with scarves, carrying stones and rocks.

With Duchin and the others, he began carrying stones — "Just like humping sandbags in Iraq," he said — to a rented pickup.