Sentence examples for small rocks of from inspiring English sources

The girl showed him a few small rocks of heroin, which he estimated to be between 0.1 and 0.2 grams of the drug.

But nearly every aspect of its production – from mining and transporting the raw materials, to heating them to over 1,400°C (often using fossil-fuel-based energy) in a kiln, and the subsequent chemical process of turning limestone into small rocks of cement called clinker – releases huge amounts of carbon dioxide.

There were a lot of small rocks on the path.

Dr Offer recommends that they treat all recollections as "existential reconstructions", and take anything a subject says with "a small rock of salt".

The light on the small rock of Oxcars was automated as early as 1894.

When one reads the chronicles of human existence (in one form or another) it's sometimes hard to imagine there is more than one sex on this small rock of ours.

NEOCam is not certain to fly, and the foundation worries that, although NASA has already catalogued most of the biggest, civilisation-ending asteroids, thousands of smaller rocks, of similar dimensions to the one that exploded over Siberia, remain undetected.

You'll also need pebbles or small rocks for the rest of the basic base.

There's nothing difficult, just scree and small rocks—no snow this time of year.

If you want, get a bag of small rocks instead of coins (to save money) but use with extreme caution- wouldn't want to knock someone in the head!

We had just ordered our burgers and I was looking at the woman across from me and some pebbles, small rocks pieces of concrete were thrown at her and I was looking to see who was throwing the stuff.