Sentence examples for prominent stone from inspiring English sources

Outside, there are two prominent stone memorials for Moscow's victims.

At one entrance to the academy, a prominent stone arch bears a motto in outsize metal letters: "Bring Me Men".

Another change on campus was to remove the "Bring Me Men" motto in large metal letters on a prominent stone arch.

The locations of individual territories were relatively stable across years irrespective of territory holder, because wheatears frequently use landscape features such as prominent stones, stonewalls or fences as territory boundaries [see also 35 37].

The soldiers at Windsor Castle named their favorite and most prominent weapon -- a huge catapult which hurtled large stones and balls of fire at the enemy -- "Dame" or "Lady Gunhilda" from Icelandic gunnr, meaning "war" and hildr, a "battle".

While it may be particularly prominent in Prunus stones, lignin deposition within specific fruit tissue layers is a recurring theme in seed protection and dispersal.

When building in stone a prominent concern of medieval builders was to have quarries close at hand.

Hole-in-the-Wall used to be a prominent gap in the stone wall on the top of the ridge where a gate was missing.

Howard Woolridge, a co-founder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, which has a sizable contingent of conservative and libertarian members, said it could be valuable to have a prominent Trump ally like Stone pushing for marijuana legalization.

It also helped tilt the world's view of Morrison that he and the band were lionized by filmmaker Oliver Stone, both in Stone's prominent placement of Doors' music in his 1986 film about the Vietnam War, "Platoon," as well as the 1991 biopic "The Doors".

The foundation acquiesced to a less-prominent acknowledgment than the stone wall near the bust.