Sentence examples for stone away from inspiring English sources

"You people can't order a cheese sandwich without mentioning the Holocaust," the defense attorney says; the defendant snidely challenges the "fairy tale" of Christianity ("Oooh, they rolled the stone away from the cave... while the porridge cooled").

A former NASA official jokes that part of his job was to keep Dr Stone "away from the rest of the bureaucracy to the maximum possible extent".This is hardly surprising.

Skye Sherwin Celebrity splashdown The grilling of Ms Stone Away from the red carpet, Cannes revolves around films that are yet to be, and in some cases never will be.

By Lauren Collins January 20 , 2012My colleague John Cassidy, over on Rational Irrationality, has nicknamed Newt Gingrich "Lazarus," for resurrecting his prospects with last night's phenomenally crafty tirade against that old enemy the "liberal media" (roll another stone away!).

This doesn't mean turning your home into a museum, but there are a few basic, common-sense rules: don't hang photographs or works on paper in too much direct light; and keep pretty much all art except lumps of stone away from anything damp.

"See how he is able to take stone away from me with just a few blows of his mighty tools.

Another said, unconvincingly, "We threw our stones away".

"That was nice," she said, as he was putting all his stones away.

At the graveyard after the funeral, Mia asks about a scattering of wooden crosses and odd stones away from the main cemetery.

The land won't be cleaned up further except to dismantle the remaining chat towers by hauling the stones away and using them to fill local cave-ins, where the effects of airborne lead are mitigated.

The Brits looked to be heading into the next end with a lead only for the Swedish captain, Niklas Edin, to hammer the Brits' stones away from the scoring zone with a an absolute stormer down the sheet.