Sentence examples for stone coming from inspiring English sources

Phoenix is an Allen first-timer but Stone coming back for seconds suggests she may follow in the footsteps of Scarlett Johansson, Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow as Allen's female lead of choice.

As I pedaled north, I heard the chiseling of stone coming from roadside workshops — a sound I would hear throughout the day — reminding me that Mahabalipuram is still the stone-sculpturing capital of India, just as it was in ancient times.

A.D. "Black is a black stone, soft and the color is fat; I found a stone coming from Piedmont good to draw".

The bricks were probably made at the St Benet's Abbey in Norfolk, with the stone coming from chalk pits near Norwich's southern Conesford Gates.

Rarely does stone come to life so enchantingly.

You have to establish where the original stone came from.

Everywhere but over the golf ball, Stone comes across like most other 10-year-old girls.

Mr. Stone comes to "Fooling Houdini" as a scientist manqué, having worked for Discover magazine.

Moscow's buildings were predominantly wooden until the 1920s, when brick and stone came into use.

The next moment, small pieces of broken stone came tumbling down.

A chunk of stone comes out with various cylinders and cubes, which Suave Dave describes rather too quickly.