Sentence examples for stone community from inspiring English sources

The winding walk up through the 19th-century stone community of Anafiotika, on the northeast slope of the Acropolis, provides a glimpse of Athens as it was when the modern Olympics were inaugurated in 1896.

For more than 700 years, they flourished on Mesa Verde, building elaborate stone communities on mesa tops and later in sheltered alcoves in canyon walls.

In Barre, he joined the stone carving community and learned to carve granite.

Here it is a futurist nightmare; in "The Gift of Stones" it was the twilight of a Stone Age community; in "Quarantine," possibly his masterpiece, it was Jesus spending 40 irritatingly hysterical days among a collection of desert dwellers.

Civic engagement may be a stepping stone towards community involvement; it may continue to foster ongoing involvement rather than withdrawal.

Specifically, the 'Stepping Stone', a community-based participatory training program, reduced the social acceptability of wife-beating at the community level.

Tells about the stone-carving community in Barre, and about a strike which Acord helped lead, by the stone-cutters.

He married Loretta K. Davis, a fellow lawyer who would later become town justice in Tuxedo, N.Y., outside Tuxedo Park, the stone-gated community where the two lived.

"Local neighbourhoods will be able to present Neighbourhood Plans that set in stone how their community will develop," explains Evans.

Memorial stones are cleaned, community dances performed, and paper lanterns and fires are lit to welcome the dead and to bid them farewell at the end of their visit.

If your project is artistic, network with a community of stone working artisans and serious rock collectors.