Sentence examples for rounded stone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horenstein held up a rounded stone.

The saddle quern, consisting simply of a flat stone bed and a rounded stone to be operated manually against it, dates from Neolithic times (before 5600 bc).

The tool consists of a rounded stone struck a number of blows with a similar stone used as a pounder, which created a serrated crest that served as a chopping blade.

Mr. Ince's "The Spirit House," for example, literally incorporates ballast in the form of a smoothly rounded stone anchoring a structure that, with its winglike roof, might be imagined drifting away on the breeze.

I could seeIxion strapped to a gyrating wheel& Sisyphus sat on his rounded stone.I shall stand again before Proserpine& King Pluto.

The dirt path turned to rounded stone steps, slick from the snow.

(Some purists argue that only rounded stones are true cobblestones).

Cobblestones are rounded stones, and fieldstones are stones found on the ground.

The thick bones were broken and smashed, and near the animal were five large rounded stones.

So what are the isolated, rounded stones found in dinosaur-bearing rocks?

It's a nondescript rounded grey stone about five centimetres across, lying in a bed of similarly rounded stones of many shades and colours.