Sentence examples for stone ruins from inspiring English sources
Great Zimbabwe, extensive stone ruins of an African Iron Age city.
She was thinking of the Maya, whose stone ruins have become the Yucatan's roadside attractions.
Before we could protest, he had pulled off, and we stood surrounded by crumbling stone ruins and darkened forest.
The Unesco World Heritage Site is famous for its grand colonnades, temple, theatre, tombs and stone ruins.
Finally stop at some stone ruins, where I am told a partera, or midwife, used to live.
Both the castle and the house burned in 1969, and the stone ruins are cracked, sagging and hollow.
It has been known to the Arabs as the Khirbet Qumrân ("khirbet" means "stone ruin").
"That's several thousand pounds worth of Portland stone ruined right there," says another partygoer.
Sara Maitland, author Great Zimbabwe is the vast stone ruin in Masvingo Province, after which the whole country is named.
That program includes "The Tower," Quirine Racké and Helena Muskens's eerie split-screen visitation with three generations of bohemians who live in a grand, crumbling stone ruin.
Most of my roses, though, will bloom across the way, in the old stone ruin, with its six-foot walls set into the edge of the fields.
