Sentence examples for stone out from inspiring English sources
"This one," she said of the ring on a pinky finger, "I hit a guy so hard I knocked the stone out, and I hadn't gotten around to put it back yet".
Ms. Ferber rolls each cherry between two fingers to squeeze the stone out gently, noting that an automated pitter would puncture the fruit and diminish the preservation of the finished jam.
She took the stone out from her pocket, holding it out reflectively on her hand for a moment; her pretty face was quite clear of either malice or tenderness.
New research suggests that riding roller coasters can help coax a stone out, Gizmodo reports.
Takeout: shot that knocks another stone out of the house.
"You must fight to get the stone out of the tunnel.
All my teammates are the same way: donate blood, help pull stones out, try to find some survivors".
Standing with legs apart, we swung our stones out from between our legs into the air, using our hips instead of our arms for power.
"Gargle with a non-alcohol-based mouthwash, and use a Waterpik — literally blast the tonsils to see if you can force the stones out," he said.
"If you're stoned out on opioids, you're probably not voting," Goodwin told The Dallas Morning News.
Near the end of the film Ivory shows up with his new stoned-out buddy in the hereafter, Benjamin Franklin, who is credited with having invented the bong.
