Sentence examples for stone dates from inspiring English sources

The church's most famous object, the Fordwich stone, dates from about 1100 and once formed part of a saint's shrine; perhaps St Augustine of Canterbury's.

According to company literature, Cold Stone dates to 1988, when Donald and Susan Sutherland sought an ice cream that was neither too hard nor too soft, and ended up opening a store in Tempe, Ariz., in 1995.

The runic inscriptions, and artwork, suggests that the stone dates to the late 10th century, or 11th century.

The now-ruined 15th-century building replaced an earlier hall on the same site, dating from about 1200, although some of the stone dates from the mid 12th century.

The stone dated 1985 is the last that will ever be placed here.

The earliest form of the letter appears on the Moabite Stone, dating from the 9th century bce.

An undecipherable hymn engraved in stone, dating from about 800 bce, is evidence of a primitive system of musical notation.

The earliest Syriac inscriptions date from the first half of the 1st century; the earliest documents not inscribed on stone date from 243.

Near the bridge that connects the town with Frösön, an island in Lake Stor, is Sweden's northernmost runic stone, dating from the 11th century and telling of Jämtland's conversion to Christianity.

The excavations also revealed stones or fragments of carved stone dating from the 12th to the 16th centuries.

A stone dating from the 6th century and inscribed with the name "Ergagni" is kept in the transept.