Sentence examples for stone cut from inspiring English sources

Then he discovered a new Japanese method of cutting diamonds: When viewed under a low-magnification (3x) lens, a stone cut by that method refracts light in such a way as to give off a pattern of eight heart-shaped sparkles at the bottom of the diamond and eight arrow-shaped fire-bursts through the top hence the name "hearts-and-arrows" diamonds.

The palazzo itself is made of stone cut from quarries in the Martani Mountains nearby.

Then surely you like rustication, blocks of stone cut back at the edges to emphasize their mass.

The easiest way to expose this flesh is to cut the avocado in half, remove the stone, cut the halves into quarters and then peel the segments.

Whitman will require 2,500 tons of stone, cut on the site and fit into load-bearing walls 16 inches thick.

Stone cut his teeth with Nixon, loved Roy Cohn, works with Trump, advised Sharpton and has laid a barrage of fire into Eliot Spitzer.

Unfinished black stones, cut into hexagonal tiles, became the kitchen floor.

Branding would help De Beers, which has promised not to buy such "conflict stones," cut that association.

Sometimes, stones cut from one piece of glass will be called imitation doublets to increase their value.

She was within a few feet of an open garden when two large stones cut her down.

Last week, Mr. Bush signed a law tightening American sanctions on gems from Myanmar and expanding limits to include Burmese stones cut or polished in other countries.