Sentence examples for inside a stone from inspiring English sources

Inside, a stone staircase links the four floors from the kitchen with its vaulted ceiling to the master bedroom which has a grand four-poster.

Inside, a stone path leads viewers past a collection of maples ablaze with color, including the delicate, drooping Garnet and the intertwined and rosy Pixie.

She's inside a stone balustrade; he's outside, hesitating.

The oldest surviving example of woodblock printing in the world dates to the Unified Silla period of Korea (668-936), found alongside several treasures inside a stone pagoda undergoing restoration in 1966.

The localisation of the products inside a stone type is not only depending on the properties of the products themselves, but also linked to the texture and structure of the stone.

A 15th century wooden coffin would have been a rough thing, for lower status funerals than a king who would usually be buried in sealed lead inside a stone sarcophagus, he explained.

Inside is a stone believed to have survived the siege of Carcassonne in the 13th century.

Inside is a stone fireplace with a blazing log fire and a circle of chairs around it.

Inside, a spare stone interior with black and white columns and vaulted ceiling exude peace and antiquity.

Looking at the skinny ears of teosinte, with just a dozen kernels wrapped inside a stone-hard casing, it is hard to see how they could be the forerunners of corn cobs with their many rows of juicy, naked kernels.

It peacefully takes its place alongside the rest of her inventory, all bearing a similar brand: "Haunted ALIEN ENTITY CRYSTAL BALL" (a glass orb with a few stray plastic planets inside), "Haunted MAGICAL WISH GRANTING FROG" (a stone toad on a small pedestal), "Haunted MAGICAL HEALING TATTOOS" (a wax-paper sheet bearing 16 press-on Hennas).