Sentence examples for stone landing from inspiring English sources

When this proved futile, he struggled back to his feet and began incessantly punching the brothel door until one of the prostitutes opened it, effortlessly shoved him to the stone landing and told him to fuck off.

Sylvia's stone lands on 7.

A Tilly's stone lands on number 5 B Pavle's stone lands on number 9 C Sylvia's stone lands on a higher number than Charlie's D Norio's stone lands on number 2 E Charlie's stone lands on number 6 4) Find the pair of letters that completes each sentence in the most sensible way.

Nobody's stone lands on the numbers 1, 5 or 10.

Norio's stone lands on a lower number than anyone else's.

All David Murdoch has to do is make sure that his last stone lands in the zone.

In a participatory approach, combining local and scientific knowledge, sixteen sites were selected, representative for distinct relief positions, parent material (sand stone and silt stone), land use history, and erosion hazard.

We are in Curtis Stone land again, in an elegant redoubt of wood, soft light and stone that looks as if it could have been plucked out of a white-telephone drama from the 1930s.

One climactic and geological study suggests "that the ancestors of Lundy cabbage and its beetles may have had the opportunity to colonise Lundy across land during a few hundred years around 10,800 years ago or may subsequently have been aided by [now gone] 'stepping stone' land to the north east" of the island.

Analyses of those pieces, from a meteorite dubbed Tissint after a village in the region where the stones landed, reveal that the parent object had been blasted from Mars long ago.

Warddeken ranger Terrah Guymala wards off the cold with a thick fleece and beanie while he walks around Canberra's Nishi gallery, its walls adorned with photographs of precious rock art from his place, the "stone country" of west Arnhem Land.