Sentence examples for odd stone from inspiring English sources

MARTIN BRECH stepped cleanly through the woods here, stopped and pointed to an odd stone cavern built into the hillside like something out of a J. R. R. Tolkien novel.

Steve Chattaway, landlord of the 18th-century Ship Inn and present King of Piel, told me I could camp more or less anywhere, before adding, "except the inner bailey, because they're restoring it at the moment and we've had the odd stone fall down".

If you long for the South of France that appears in the photos of Jacques-Henri Lartigue - a world of empty beaches, the odd stone house and forests - then the mansion on the island of Port-Cros is the place for you.

The cops responded with the occasional barrage of rubber bullets, flash bang grenades and the odd stone.

At the graveyard after the funeral, Mia asks about a scattering of wooden crosses and odd stones away from the main cemetery.

The exterior is artfully roughened stucco, with irregular brick, odd stones and bulbous roof tile in a tangle of orange, green, blue and red, as if by Antonio Gaudí.

But that was it, and all the better for it, a garden that anyone might have made if they'd thought of the idea first (like most difficult things done well, it looks easy), a garden for people who pick up odd stones on beaches.

There is no advice about how to cope if set upon by 16-odd stone of extreme meanness.

Miss Jarrett, a student at Tottenham College, said: 'My mother weighed 20-odd stone and she lost her balance, stumbled and fell to the floor.

The 30-odd stones, scattered across two-thirds of an acre on the ocean floor, weigh between 100 and 1,000 pounds each and measure on average three to four feet across.

That makes the most likely scenario in the call Cohen claims he witnessed an odd one: Stone may have made the call exactly as described.