Sentence examples for stone cracking from inspiring English sources

Mort said, 'Wait, do you hear that sound.' I said, 'What sound?' He said, 'The sound of stone cracking.' " Zuckerman (who recalls that it was not "stone" but "concrete") was impressed and hired Drasner to be a lawyer, and then a partner, in some other transactions.

For instance, chimpanzees carefully choose stones for cracking nuts, but they would never crack the skull of an opponent.

Through the meadows to the old estate foundation grey stone is cracked enough to show a wall display of fern.

You can throw away the stone – or crack it and find a delicious kernel within.

The rapid change in temperature during a self cleaning cycle can cause the stone to crack.

If the stones crack, the tree won't survive.

When foundation stones don't dry out, a mortar version of mildew sets in: salt water moves up into the stone through capillary action, the stones crack, and the foundation of the city starts to literally fall apart.

On the island of Piak Nam Yai, they found that 88% of around 200 adults use stones to crack open hard-shelled invertebrate prey, including rock oysters, sea snails and crabs.

EIN HOD, Israel — The flames encircled Ed Sernoff's house in this Israeli artists' village in the Carmel hills near the northern port city of Haifa, licking a corner of the stone structure and cracking a window but otherwise leaving it intact.

Streets with loose stones and cracked pavement spread throughout the hills called Cerros and the flat area called El Plan.

Sharpening sticks to use as weapons, using stones to crack open nuts and sticks to extract honey are just some of the behaviours scientists have witnessed.