Sentence examples for stone represented from inspiring English sources

Marquesan figure sculpture, in wood and stone, represented deified ancestors.

This stone represented and still is an important building material since historical times.

Last November, Mr. Stone represented the British Navy in a ceremony, above left, marking the 90th anniversary of Armistice Day.

The second part will include only paintings and drawings by Wayne Thiebaud, an artist Stone represented for decades.

Although McAdam drew on the successes and failures of others, his total structural reliance on broken stone represented the largest paradigm shift in the history of road pavements.

The first tools made of stone represented prehistoric man's attempts to direct his own physical strength under the control of human intelligence.

"Chronicle in Stone" represents an act of political resistance, of the cunning, subtle kind that allowed Kadare to survive Hoxha's regime, even as some of his books were banned.

New Mexican architect Antoine Predock won with a concept that emphasizes the natural features of four of the nation's geographic regions: jutting blocks of brown stone represent the Rocky Mountains, several stories of curving glass windows clouds and the prairie skies, massive wedges on either side of the entrance the nation's roots, and the gleaming glass tower the Northern Lights.

The victor would take home a shillelagh trophy, an emerald and ruby studded prize with each stone representing victories in the series, but not before the Trojans' senior quarterback, Carson Palmer, rose above the din to elevate his team to a 44-13 victory.

Ah, the time capsule was hidden in the cornerstone, which is a stone representing the starting place in the construction of a monumental building.

These symbols, mixed together in rows of white stone, represent a striking memorial to the beauty of the American Republic.