Sentence examples similar to stone a question from inspiring English sources

At one point, the prosecutor asked Mr. Richardson, "Don't you remember somebody using a brick or a stone?" -- a question that suggests the answer being sought.

At the Fortune conference in Pasadena today, Michael Arrington reported Twitter's Biz Stone responding to a question about Discovery as saying "they need to assign weight to users or specific Tweets to do a better job of surfacing Tweets".

A stone asked him a question and he answered it in its own language.

The petrified forest does not appear as a forest of stone: it is more a question of fossil concretions located within the park.

But, with the "stone" in question a colossal boulder and the artist no stranger to unconventional ideas — Mr. Zhan has scaled Mount Everest to leave one of his stainless steel rock sculptures at its summit, set another adrift on the Yellow Sea and tried (unsuccessfully) to launch a stainless steel "meteorite" into orbit — the project proved anything but simple.

Use a carat or gram scale to compare the stone in question to a real diamond.

When a clinician orders a CT for kidney stone the questions asked and a STONE score with risk category accompanies the radiology order.

Speaking at St George's Park on Monday, Allardyce was quick to correct a question that billed Stones as potential, instead stating that the 22-year-old has a great chance of being "the thing now".

Emin shows me a picture of the stone in question: it's large, volcanic and covered in lichen, situated under a tree, with a magnificent sea view.

Quite often the stone in question is advertised as a "South American Star Ruby" only to find that you get a fractured Pakistani ruby without papers, which no jeweler will cut and no one will buy.

I know that sounds like a stone-age question.