Sentence examples for from that stone from inspiring English sources

The concepts and practices of applied entomology for the most part date from that Stone Age of science.

The concepts and practices of applied entomology for the most part date from that stone age of science.

The notion of a Casey Anthony book is simply more water being squeezed from that stone, the media trying to drain out a last few columns and angles before the well dries up and we move on.

From berries to all that stone fruit in the market right now, pies are a terrific way to satisfy any summer sugar rush.

Investigators also presented evidence that stones from RUF areas reached diamond-cutting centres in Belgium and Israel.

Paul Wien, a spokesman for the City Department of Buildings, said he had been told that stones falling from the top of the building caused the scaffold to collapse.

If you like, you can also read Alexis Petridis trying to get blood from the stone that is Jamie xx.

If a Jew goes into an Arab Muslim neighborhood, he says, "You have to carry an umbrella to protect yourself from the stones that fly".

It's a small leap from that to abolishing the stepping stones of narrative that help readers make sense of the cantos.

There is a narrative that runs from the stone age to the next "age".

The stones and kernels of the two fruits are alike in appearance and may be freestone types, which have ripe flesh that separates easily from the stone, or clingstones, which have flesh that adheres firmly to the stone.