Sentence examples for stone bottom from inspiring English sources

Not bad for a side expected to be stone bottom.

Jordan Ibe Kavanagh lifts Fulham Kavanagh lifts Fulham What a transformation Kit Symons has brought to Fulham, who were stone bottom of the Championship when he took over from the strict German Felix Magath as caretaker.

On Friday, Ms. Lind was walking around her new home, camera in hand, when one of the home's secrets unveiled itself: A rotting plywood floorboard covering a 4-by-4-feet opening to an old cistern, which had been designed as a rainwater collection well, gave way; Ms. Lind was seriously hurt when she tumbled 12 feet down to a cold stone bottom that was covered by a film of mud.

Three identical belts (length: 33 m, width: 3 m, and depth: 0.5 m) were filled with stone (bottom), gravel, and mangrove sand (surface).

The stone bottoms of the Bari ovens, which retain and distribute heat evenly despite the constant opening and closing of the oven door, help ensure the crispness of the pizza.

For swimmers close to shore, every stone on the bottom is clear.

Place the stone on the bottom of the oven to absorb more heat, turn the temperature as high as possible and warm it up for an hour before baking.

Then, on the evening that you decide you want pizza, fire up your oven, with the stone near its bottom, at least an hour before you want to cook.

The oxygenating weed that we had weighted down with a stone on the bottom had corrected itself, its new growth fanning out and fingering its way out into space, and the handful of ammonite-shaped snails that we had been given by a neighbour had already laid eggs, which glistened in a gelatinous mass when I brought them to the surface.

So my left foot and any arbitrary stone at the bottom of the sea constitutes an object, though an object of no descriptive or explanatory interest.

This paper presents the results of a study to compare the properties of concretes prepared with the use river sand, crushed fine stone (CFS), furnace bottom ash (FBA), and fine recycled aggregate (FRA) as fine aggregates.