Sentence examples for space stones from inspiring English sources

They might be the remnants of a hail of space stones that pelted the planet about 13,000 years ago, bursting in midair and melting the ground like miniature nuclear warheads.

Tenma meets up with his buddy Dr. Elefun, some dude with red and blue space stones.

Bovet claims the space stones that make up the dial are something like 4 billion years old – that is pretty cool.

"The left has done a better job of dominating the new space," Stone said.

Not only that, as Rowe explains, the evenly spaced stones around here were dropped by melting glaciers.

When sorting is widely spaced, stone circles develop.

From the Slaughter Stone to just past the Heelstone, three evenly spaced stone holes (undated) share the same axis as the timber posts thought to belong to Stonehenge's first stage.

The stage can be dangerous place to be…" Before Glastonbury, I had talked to Charlie Watts in the same office space: the Stones' new HQ in Chelsea, west London.

These limiting factors that preclude higher success rates include localization difficulties during SWL and lack of adequate space for stones to dilate during fragmentation [ 9].

Space the stones according to the stride length of the average person who will use the path.

Fig. 1 Immobile stone lodged in gallbladder neck without anechoic space between stone and either wall.