Sentence examples for stone passage from inspiring English sources
It is an enormous earthwork henge, roughly 180m across, with a stone passage tomb at its centre.
Walled in behind gothic gargoyles and rusting chains, it can only be entered through a dark, low, stone passage.
Open Mon-Thurs, Sat, Sun 11am-5pm It's not uncommon to find beard-stroking scholarly types browsing through the Sartre section of this secondhand book market in a quaint little stone passage between two grand 18th-century university buildings.
Just 120 people get the privilege of standing inside the monument to witness the remarkable illumination that occurs when a beam of sunlight shoots down into the narrow corridor that leads into the chamber, flooding the entire 19-metre stone passage in a warm orange light.
The researchers are currently planning more theme park trips to test how a range of coasters affects kidney stone passage.
We perform a systematic review and meta-analysis to investigate the effect of tamsulosin on stone passage in patients receiving a diagnosis of ureteral stone.
Louisa described her arrival with the youngest at a hotel on St . Petersburgs Nevsky Prospekt: "The Chamber I lodged in was a stone hole entered by Stone passages and so full of rats that they would drag the braid from the table by my bed side which I kept for the Child and fight all night long".
Today the hill, a vast green expanse rising 197m with sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside, remains a palpably sacred site with a wealth of remains including a Stone Age passage tomb (a narrow passage made of large stones containing multiple burial chambers) and prehistoric burial mounds up to 5,000 years old.
The writers of the stone's passages were probably Simon's followers, Mr. Knohl contends.
The structure--a 10-meter-long, stone-lined passage leading to a cave--held only one body, that of a young woman, which, he says, suggests that it may never have been completed.
Hundreds of spectators, puffing sheesha and sipping tea, crowd around the raft of televisions and projectors suspended from seemingly every nook of its stone-paved passages.
