Sentence examples for shallow stones from inspiring English sources
A deep cut sapphire has better color, while shallow stones often look too big for their own weight and look lighter in tone.
A fountain of sorts, running water streaming down shallow stone stairs into a still pool, was so mesmerizing as to almost throw me off balance.
Another feature of the roof was shallow stone troughs on the battlements which fed scalding oil or water into the machiocaltions as a means of defence.
Hussein Jan, a 51-year-old farmer, tossed a stone into a shallow pit dug on a slope above this town.
I wandered farther, climbing shallow, uneven stone steps.
The conflation of nuclear power with nuclear weapons had helped create a "skepticism that is very broad but very shallow," Mr. Stone said.
Climbing the shallow gray stone steps leading to the borderlands of justice in Las Cruces, New Mexico, you see something in the arid morning sun gleaming between the glass.
If you greatly dislike this trait, lighter-colored, shallow-cut stones tend to have fewer extinctions, but may have other problems, such as windowing (a transparent appearance, like looking through a window) and less brilliance.
The survival expert had mixed feelings about scenes in which DiCaprio catches fish from shallow waters using stones laid out in a horseshoe pattern.
Standing on the bridge, a small group watch the brook tripping and tumbling over glittering black stones, shallow in some places, deeper in others.
