Sentence examples for deep stone from inspiring English sources

The asscher cut yields a very deep stone and is considered more understated -- as if to say, "I have more substance than flash".. Muffie Potter-Aston, an executive vice president of Van Cleef & Arpels, has an asscher-cut diamond of over 15 carats.

The Entombment shows Christ's body, wrapped in a white linen shroud and still wearing a crown of thorns, as it is lowered into a deep stone tomb.

The Bannatyne manuscript relates that Paul Dubh was honourably buried in a deep stone coffin, with a metal grate much like the account given in the c.1800 manuscript.

At the bottom of a deep stone-filled shaft was found the queen's empty sarcophagus, surrounded by furniture and articles of jewelry attesting to the high artistic ability and technical perfection of the 4th-dynasty craftsmen.

A stairway leads down the 60-foot-deep stone shaft to the large underground chambers of the reservoir, reinforced by ancient support walls, and the feeder channels.

Cooking pots, set deep into stone counters, lined the main thoroughfares of ancient Rome.

You'd think that guilt would fade, but no: it sits there, inside, undiminished, a deep black stone.

The holes, which were up to six feet deep, revealed stone foundation walls and myriad artifacts, including what appeared to be an iron tea kettle and a roasting pan (now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for conservation), a stoneware beer bottle and fragments of Chinese export porcelain.

Mary's robe is composed of a thick layer of ground-up lapis lazuli, a deep blue stone that at the time was "more expensive than gold," Warren says.

So, regretfully, he turned around, recrossed the roof, went down the stairs and through the chapel, back down the corridor and into the cell above the Castle, down the fireplace flue and back into his cell, which was ankle deep in stone and plaster from the crumbled wall.

(Or deep-seated Stone Cold Steve Austin issues).