Sentence examples for stone from one from inspiring English sources

He told me that he spent hours turning the stone from one side to the next, photographing, louping, microscoping.

Bob then hung a huge stone from one of the posts so the great weight yanked everything together like the pull string on the bottom of a parka.

In recent years heroic, classically styled sculpture has returned to favor, and so it was a striking sight to see, in June, a worker in a safety harness begin carving away chunks of stone from one of the piles of blocks.

Here the higher water improves the experience, allowing us to penetrate deep into the mountains through passages so narrow you could throw a stone from one bank to the other.

Apparently both cases occur: sometimes it is like the flame from the lamp and sometimes bodies are projected by being squeezed out (like fruit stones from one's fingers) and so are seen to fall into the sea and on the dry land, both by night and by day when the sky is clear.

("Castle" takes its lead -- and a chunk of its plot -- from the wrestling for supremacy between Alec Guinness and Sessue Hayakawa in "The Bridge on the River Kwai".) After refusing to submit to Winter's heavy-handed authority, Irwin is commanded to move heavy stones from one side of the prison to another, and takes off his shirt to do so.

"When you are shut up in the jungle, your body is so disgusting that you can only live in your head," he says now. "I remember when we were doing the basic slave labour of carrying stones from one point to another and throwing them over the edge, everyone was chanting nursery rhymes.

"This performance is investigating three different social groups performing the same task: transporting stones from one side of an empty room to the other side," she explains.

In accordance with the taxonomy conditions, the position of each stone within the pond is fixed (stationary regulatory conditions ) and the order of the targeted stones unchangeable from one exergame trial to the next (no intertrial variability ).

It took until 2014 for scientists to conclusively uncover how the stones get from one place to another: an unusual, and unique combination of ice, wind, and sun.

The Pre-Game is recorded in New York City, which, fortunately, is only a stones throw from one of the world's great hubs of club music: New Jersey.