Sentence examples for is the stone from inspiring English sources
"This is the Stone Age here, compared to Britain".
In the jazz world, 1910 is the Stone Age and 1923 is medieval.
As the column correctly noted, it is the Stone Rose Lounge, not the Stone Rose Lodge.
My favourite band is The Stone Roses and I used to be a hardcore raver.
An especially intriguing example is the stone circle at Stonehenge in southern England.
On the edge nearest the border is the stone my stepmother told me to look for.
She is funny as hell, but what I find so striking about Rae and her work as a writer, director and actor, is the stone-cold honesty of her self-representation and individuality.
You ask the average filmgoer what the movie's about, and they won't say The Movies (in Umberto Eco's definition of "Casablanca"), which is the stone-cold truth, but Nazis or WWII, or a playground-fun alternate version of them, which isn't far from the truth, either.
A short drive northeast to Jericho Turnpike, the main commercial and retail strip on the North Shore, is the stone-walled entrance to Stone Hill at Muttontown, an 80-home development under construction on the hilly 149-acre former Gold Coast estate of Joseph Sampson Stevens.
Sympathy is the Stones at their late 60s demonic best.
Perhaps the most unusual part of the home is the stone-paved terrace, which offers broad views of Cabo.
