Sentence examples for gives stone from inspiring English sources

The youth of this cast is especially evident in the two leads, Stone (Mark Blackburn), the fictional private eye, and Stine (Randy Lake), the novelist turned screenwriter who gives Stone life.

Of course, nothing quite gives stone an old, weathered look as much as old, weathered stone.

But most chefs and millers agree that the germ in the kernel is what gives stone-ground grits their distinctive texture and flavor.

Wax is sometimes used to give stone a final polish.

The navigators were given stone pillars (padrões) to stake the claims of the Portuguese crown.

During the ensuing tragedy, these varying perspectives give Stone the means to examine thorny moral questions about love, fidelity, faith, fate, wasted opportunity, and "the temptation of oblivion".

Filmmaker David Lugo and lawyer Tyler Nixon both told The Post last month that Credico acknowledged to them he gave Stone information from Assange.

Local fishermen brag of the ability to make a blind identification of the original placement, on Chesil Beach, of a given stone.

It's a great story, although I find it hard to imagine that Dutch director Paul Verhoeven wouldn't have given Stone the part anyway following on from the success of Total Recall.

The thirst for stone images of Buddha and bodhisattvas gave stone sculpture a boost, as did Indian traditions of carving figures and entire temples out of walls and caves of living rock.

In the business, however, there are many other words to describe what really matters about a given stone, or shteyn (Yiddish), steen (Dutch), pierre (French), almaz (Russian) or hira (Hindi).