Sentence examples for embedded stones from inspiring English sources

The proposal has aroused excitement, along with a little fretting that the embedded stones, once raised, could be lost by a faceless bureaucracy.

Its packed dirt with patches of embedded stones offers a rattly ride in the best circumstances, but after two days of rain, there were intermittent puddles up to a few inches deep, mud that caused my wheels to slide, and forest debris — piles of leaves and tossed branches — that made my bike buck like a bronco.

Thompson had earlier detected embedded stone fragments in marks on these bones.

The devices, if you can really call them that, are inert pieces of heavy, high-quality plastic in which are embedded stone beads that let you run your fingers along them to simulate various gestures.

Concho belts are made of a standard leather belt decorated with metal and embedded stone.

A bed, above, made by Mr. Joyau from scavenged wood embedded with stones and hand-forged iron, is $2,200.

He came round, covered in blood, embedded with stones, and with severe fracture injuries to both legs.

What's more, ancient conch shell trumpets have been excavated in the village; when blown into, the shells make a haunting, warbling sound, and fossil conch shells are embedded in stones on the floor of the temple.

This is supported by evidence from microfossils and starch grains embedded in stones which indicates that cereals were being used millennia before evidence of major morphological changes arose (Zeder et al. 2006b).

Both of the outcrops contain rounded pebbles embedded in stone to form what is known as rock conglomerates.

But the capsules, embedded in stone or concrete, are barely noticeable, as if they didn't want to embarrass passersby.