Sentence examples for hands of stone from inspiring English sources

Hands of Stone starts out in a defensive crouch.

But forget good storytelling; even as a business venture, Hands of Stone is a failure.

Hands of Stone is released in the US on 26 August.

His list of champions includes Roberto Duran, nicknamed the Hands of Stone, Alexis Arguello, Wilfredo Gomez and Chad Dawson.

But the horse isn't why Roberto Duran is known as Manos de Piedras, meaning hands of stone.

Also struggling was the Robert De Ramirezgar Ramirez boxing drama Hands of Stone, about Panamanian boxer Robert Duran.

The Shabab and their allies control more than half of south-central Somalia and have amputated the hands of thieves, stoned adulterers and flogged women for not being fully veiled.

Salafi leaders have espoused a variety of radical proposals about applying Saudi Arabia-style Islamic law in Egypt as soon as possible — cutting off the hands of thieves, stoning adulterers, banning alcohol, imposing conservative standards of decency on women's dress, and censoring arts and entertainment.

In Mr. Chen's hands, a piece of stone 11 by 12 by 24 inches will yield a broad acanthus leaf supporting an eight-and-a-half-inch curlicue scroll.

Fildes heard that Daw was going to build in concrete, and approached him to suggest a traditional structure instead, built in hand-dressed slabs of stone without cement, and sheltered by a mound of earth, like the West Kennet Long Barrow near his farm which was built more than 5,000 years ago.

At the end of "An Arundel Tomb," he writes that the joined hands of the ancient stone husband and wife prove "Our almost-instinct almost true / What will survive of us is love" — and the lines work because they are at once so sadly qualified and so genuinely held.