Sentence examples for stone grants from inspiring English sources

It seems an ancient law engraved on a Table of Stone grants her the right to kill any traitor.

After his talk, Stone granted me an audience in the green room to go deeper into the end of Odeo.

Being forced to take or leave the stones granted by the diamond cartel infuriated him.

A three-headed pooch is also guarding the plot of this movie: a stone that grants immortality and Voldemort's plan to use it to return from the dead.

"The legislation requires that Asio notify the Igis as soon as practicable after the special intelligence operation authority is granted," Stone wrote.

Prof. Vicki Stone currently receives research grants from Byk/Altana and GlaxoSmithKline.

More stonework was given away by Mary I in the 16th century for building a mansion at nearby Scawston in the Fens, and other grants of stone given to Emmanuel and Magdalene colleges.

The writers LAURIE STONE, RANBIR SIDHU and GRANT BAILIE are supposed to emerge with a completed novel on June 4.

His family, dislocated by war, lived in grinding poverty in a cave near where the Taliban had destroyed centuries-old stone Buddhas; the family granted Mr. Grabsky an alarming degree of access, and the resulting film had a sharp focus, a fluid rhythm and a touch of strange beauty, abetted by the towering cliffs with their empty alcoves for statues.

In 1260 a murage grant was given to Southampton by Edward I, allowing the town to tax selected imports to build and maintain new stone walls; these initial murage grants ran from 1260 to 1275 and were then renewed between 1282 and 1285 and from 1286 to 1291.

Still, Stone never took anything for granted, in life or in art.