Sentence examples for pointed stone from inspiring English sources

Facing the door is a pointed stone loop in front of some kind of book and a fairly ordinary wooden chair.

He is a gothic artist, quite literally when he frames a film of a burning orchid inside a pointed stone gothic arch.

Shortly after the climactic battle scene of this final instalment of Peter Jackson's Hobbit series gets underway, an outsize troll-like monstrosity with a pointed stone headpiece runs full tilt into a fortress wall, making a breach through which a bunch of orcs and other malevolent nasties can pour through.

Nearly 42,000 years ago, ancient humans began wielding a new kind of Stone Age toolkit in southern Europe one that included perforated shell ornaments and long, pointed stone bladelets that were thrown long distances atop spears.

Zemi are three-pointed stones used to trade and worship.

Close to the monument is a fallen standing stone, a pointed rock 1 m high.

Exterior brick has been re-pointed, stone and marble cleaned and power washed, and wood window frames repainted.

The tower's Venetian Gothic styling and imposing height recall the Venice Campanile in St. Mark's Square, incorporating features like diagonal brick buttresses with pointed headstones, stone lintels and giant arcaded framing.

Magna Mater, aedes* (templum, Cic., Ov., Val. Max., Auct. de vir. ill.): the famous temple on the Palatine erected after 204 B.C. when the Roman embassy brought from Pessinus the pointed black stone (acus) which represented the goddess (Liv. XXIX.37.2; XXXVI.36; de vir. ill. 46.3; Prudent. Mart. Rom. 206; Serv. ad Aen. VII.188).

Her face also is long and pointed, basically stone-gray, but the snout and lower jaw are jet black.

Quite often stones, pointed objects, nail and sharp light damage the eyes of children".