Sentence examples for stone mark from inspiring English sources

In fact, her walks to and from sessions with Levenkron kept her body weight beneath the six stone mark.

The inscription on the well reads: Northwest of Ambion Hill, just across the northern tributary of the, a flag and memorial stone mark Richard's Field.

Working a little longer on a light piece of wire is much faster and easier than having to pick up a heavy stone, mark it a little bit, cut, then mark again, and cut, and repeat this process however many times is necessary to get it right.

A memorial stone marks the grave of Henry I (died 1135).

Torana, Indian gateway, usually of stone, marking the entrance to a Buddhist shrine or stupa or to a Hindu temple.

A simple stone marks the graves of three horses that drowned in the stables on the property.

Here in Seadrift, named for the hurricane wreckage that once floated downriver as flotsam, a stone marks the finish line.

After the crowd dispersed, Kerry walked in his pained, ambling way along the rows of graves, countless graves, stone after stone marking war after war.

4. Google's use of the Rosetta Stone Marks results in a likelihood of confusion, including evidence of actual confusion, which should defeat summary judgment.

Instead I wandered among rough mounds of earth, brick and stone marked by crooked crosses, sagging wreaths and rusty cans crammed with clusters of wilted pink water lilies.

The stone marks where the Hardy school used to be, where the wind carried voices of children -- the joyous static of tomorrow.