Sentence examples for example stone from inspiring English sources

She shows, for example, stone tools carved in Arctic Canada that were discovered in Vermont, and evidence that chocolate, along with tropical birds, traveled at an early date from Mesoamerica to New Mexico.

For example, stone tools would have been useful for obtaining and processing plant materials as well.

Rather than building the shell from aluminium, for example, Stone argues tougher and lighter carbon composites could be used instead.

In SmackDown vs. Raw 2010, which came out last October, for example, Stone Cold Steve Austin was a GameStop pre-order exclusive (notice a pattern?) for a while, but now he can be purchased for 80 Microsoft Points.

For example, Stone (1961) writes about this widespread practice in England in the late medieval period that "In the sixteenth century the provision in wills for illegitimate children indicates that the maintenance by a peer of a lower-class mistress was compatible with a stable marriage, and that it was fairly frequent occurrence".

For example, Stone never thought tongue was a kid-friendly cut of beef ("There's no question what it is.

In the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria, for example, stones have been used as single bells (dowel) as well as in sets of chimes.

For example, smooth stone houses are typical in the Engadin, small stone buildings in Ticino, the combination house and barn in the Mittelland, the distinctive shingled facades in Appenzell, and the wooden villages of the valleys of Valais canton.

For example, "In Stone" begins: Their clothes; their rings as well, until at last they wore nothing.

Farming was thought to be a much more haphazard affair, because at other Neolithic sites, vestiges of original, systematic plans of settlement have been destroyed or rearranged -- for example, the stone walls dismantled and used for new walls.

Instead of going through the motions of the usual five-borough shout-out, for example, Ms. Stone presented a challenging audience-response segment: a battle of the sexes played out as a singalong to the Isley Brothers classic "For the Love of You," with extra skills required from the women asked to sing harmonies during the men's lines.