Sentence examples for it a stone from inspiring English sources
Wherever you set it, a stone is a stone.
The Guardian of London called it a stone moat and said it was bland and embarrassing.
Next to it, a stone common house, with some rooms built in the 1700s, provides meeting spaces and guest quarters.
Next to it a stone frieze of heroes included the balding, barrel-chested figure of Benito Mussolini, Italy's dictator at the time the hall was built.
A horse might be "the best" in a handicap it if finishes first, but if the half-length runner-up is giving it a stone, then the second is "the best at the weights".
Unless he killed it with a stone, left it lying there.
Why the rule, and is it a stone-chiseled commandment?
Jason Lipshutz of Billboard called it a "stone-cold stunner", going on to say the song "serves as pop music's (superior) answer to Swizz Beatz's "Everyday Birthday".
Reviewing for AllMusic, which was established in 1991, Steve Huey awarded the album five out of five, describing it a "stone-cold classic".
He said it's just metal and hit it with a stone.
