Sentence examples for carrying rocks from inspiring English sources

Strongman events tend to be exaggerated versions of everyday tasks: heaving logs, carrying rocks, pushing carts.

Snips, whose training involves running underwater while carrying rocks, is the star of Billabong Odyssey.

Even the women labouring in the fields or roads, carrying rocks in baskets on their heads, seem adorned in finery.

Carrying rocks and planting trees, he wrote later, improved his health, which had been delicate since childhood.

U20 first sank the Liverpool schooner, the Earl of Lathom, carrying rocks from Limerick, and soon torpedoed other ships.

One morning, a roar was heard in the drilling area, and a great gusher burst from the ground, carrying rocks fifty feet above the derrick.

What is more, the machine designed to dilute coal dust, a track duster, was often clogged, and miners were reduced to carrying rock dust, the diluting substance, into the mine by hand.

The work his undergraduate students do isn't always cutting edge; it's mostly carrying rock samples in backpacks and sorting them in the lab by the size of mineral grains.

Certainly, it has been shown that pacifiers are no more effective than the traditional ('attachment') methods of soothing (breastfeeding, carrying, rocking) [ 9] and the traditional methods of soothing may better support mother-infant bonding and subsequently breastfeeding success [ 20].

For instance, younger, less educated mothers may be less aware of alternative methods of soothing infants, whereas older, better educated mothers may use 'attachment methods' of soothing such as carrying, rocking, swaddling, singing and massage and only use 'non-attachment methods' of soothing (i.e. pacifiers) as a last resort.

Their followers carried rocks, sticks, and crucifixes.