There are three stones of slate and one of marble, Broad-shouldered little slabs there in the sunlight On the sidehill.
By Jack Butler The New Yorker, October 14, 1974 P. 56 Two stones of staunchly variant origin View Article By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By Charles Bethea.
Ricky Hatton's comeback is looking as solid as the four stones of extra weight he has piled on since Manny Pacquiao knocked him out in two rounds in Las Vegas 10 months ago.
Over the shoaling bottom, they sweep landward, breaking on the Seven Stones of the channel between the Scilly Isles and Lands End, coming in over the sunken ledges and the rocks whose glistening backs are laid bare at low water.
The headlines the next day focused on the news that a three-year-old child, from a Bengali family in east London, had died from heart failure, caused by her six stones of weight.
Released from prison by Genevieve Teague (Jane Seymour, Lionell begins searching for the three stones of knowledge.
In the season four finale, a "great evil" is awakened in space after Clark defies Jor-El's instructions and fails to obtain the three stones of knowledge.
He has been "reprogrammed" by Jor-El to seek out the three stones of knowledge so he may fulfill his destiny.
Jor-El returns Clark three months later, reprogrammed as "Kal-El" to seek out the three stones of knowledge so he can fulfill his destiny, but Clark regains his memories and stops looking for the three stones.
The greatest fictional treasure hunter of our time, Professor Henry "Indiana" Jones, went out in search of and found the Ark of the Covenant, a golden chest that is said to hold two stones of the Ten Commandments.
