Sentence examples for stone boat from inspiring English sources

He makes a stone boat that won't float.

Down in the village proper, the stone boat rocked to sets by Richard Hector-Jones Hector-Jones and Justin RobertsonJohn Cooper Clarke ruled the central piazza whilehis poethy oration.

The author of "A Stone Boat," a novel, and "The Irony Tower: Soviet Artists in a Time of Glasnost" and a regular contributor to magazines like The New Yorker, where the article that became "The Noonday Demon" appeared, Mr. Solomon has called depression his "big career break".

It's a marvellous collection of fairy stories from around the world: there's a man-eating Chinese monster who's a satisfyingly messy eater, an ancient Egyptian treasure thief, a terrifying Icelandic witch in a stone boat – and many more, all evocatively illustrated by the Czech artist Vojtech Kubasta.

Far different from its spare original design by the influential 14th-century painter Ni Tsan, the garden looked like a jumbled Victorian park with the added stones and bridge, an out-of-scale stone boat and stained glass in the pavilion.

I wash my worries away with ginger tea at my favorite teahouse in Beijing called Stone Boat, located in zen-like Ritan Park.

Derricks were required to get the granite stones from boat to not-so dry land.

He shadowed a victorious hunt from Stone Age boats until the dying whale spouted blood, and followed the dried whale meat into villagers exchange economy.

When the highest of the stone-filled boats reached above the low-water level, layers of logs were crisscrossed in such a way that, as they rose in height, they jutted farther out toward the adjacent piers.

The Erie required 83 locks, each made of stone, to move boats up and down the natural elevations.

These were mostly edibles, but not infrequently the costly containers in which they were presented, stone vases, golden boat-shaped vessels, etc., testified to the ardour of the givers.