Sentence examples for stone of which from inspiring English sources

Burrowing or boring invertebrates have evolved a number of different locomotor patterns to penetrate soil, wood, and stone, of which soil or mud is the easiest to penetrate.

These stories are as much a part of the fabric of these places as the worn wood and the stone of which they are made.

For example, a mint first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, of which only 500 were printed, sold for $43,750 at Heritage three years ago.

However, nearly every conservationist would attest to the fact that human touch leaves residual oils and dirt, and these bodily products contribute to the degradation of the metal and stone of which these pieces are made.

As he was thus retreating, Ajax son of Telamon struck him with a stone, of which there were many lying about under the men's feet as they fought- brought there to give support to the ships' sides as they lay on the shore.

The churches, "one after the other, toppled down the steadily receding cliff-face and sank into the depths, along with the earth and stone of which the town had been built," wrote Sebald of the calamitous meeting of coastal erosion and extreme elements.

The ring originally comprised 60 stones, of which 36 survive.

The new find on the west bank of the river Avon has been called "Bluestonehenge", after the colour of the 25 Welsh stones of which it was once made up.

Thus an inanimate thing or a lower animal or a child cannot do anything by chance, because it is incapable of deliberate intention; nor can 'good fortune' or 'ill fortune' be ascribed to them, except metaphorically, as Protarchus, for example, said that the stones of which altars are made are fortunate because they are held in honour, while their fellows are trodden under foot.

The stone circle is 113 m in diameter and probably consisted of 30 stones, of which 27 survive today.

The original exterior of Manjakamiadana comprised over 70,000 granite stones, of which approximately 20,000 had become cracked during the fire and needed replacement.