"I know that they are buried in a cement or stone container deep in the earth.
Water is poured from a white ceramic cone, and bread is served in a cylindrical stone container carved to resemble a curled strip of birch bark.
As an aide held a big stone container of burning frankincense close to Mr. Saleh, the president waved the sweet-smelling white smoke onto his face and dismissed the reports that Yemen might have withheld such information.
"King Lear" is playing in New York at the moment, and one can see the mad, sad king carry his dead daughter onstage and cry out at the horror that a thing filled with life and obstinacy a few hours before is now as mute as a stone container.
When the monument finally opened four years ago, Chandra played a central role in the enshrinement ceremony, carrying a jade stone container with original bone relics of the Buddha on his head and placing it near the top of the first dome.
McDonald's dealings with Stone's main companies (Stone Containers and its successor, Smurfit-Stone Containers) ended in 1999, the year Stone retired as CEO.
Last year he merged his company's U.S. arm with Stone Container Corp., the largest U.S. linerboard maker, to create Smurfit-Stone Container.
The Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation said yesterday that it would sell its consumer packaging segment to a private equity group, the Texas Pacific Group, for about $1.04 billion in cash.
Abitibi-Consolidated bought Donohue Inc., creating a leader in newsprint, and St. Laurent Paperboard of Canada bought Smurfit-Stone Container, the world's biggest corrugated-box maker.
The Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation said its first-quarter loss would be almost double what it was a year ago because of falling prices for corrugated containers and higher benefit costs.
The Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation, the largest packaging company in the nation, agreed to pay $375 million for the MeadWestvaco Corporation's Stevenson, Ala., mill and the seven plants and 82,000 timberland acres that supply it.
