Sentence examples for stone series from inspiring English sources

French economist Thomas Piketty will deliver the first lecture of the Stone series Friday at the Kennedy School's JFK Forum.

During the nine novels of the Stone series and the six Randall books, the two meet and become lovers.

Her extensive beach stone series of small rock and stone sculptures started when her young son, Walter, now 56, imagined that the rocks he was playing with on the beach near their home were a chicken and an egg.

The #MeToo movement has magnified the voices of women, but two recent Opinion articles explored the effects of the movement on men: "Eight Stories of Men's Regret," a collection of short essays from male readers about past sexual encounters, and "#IAmSexist," an essay by George Yancy in The Stone series that asks men to take responsibility for their part in perpetuating violence against women.

Our richest community engagement right now is mainly in nooks and crannies of the site: the robust discussion of philosophers on Opinion's "The Stone" series; the crossword fanatics on the Wordplay column; the stories of cancer survivors on Well; or the helpful notes on Cooking's best recipe for chocolate chip cookies.

Creative has a small portable speaker specifically for the Zen Stone series, though our own Seth Porges was not impressed.

The early 1970s are captured through the four characters in the Flint Stones series, who are again on the precipice.

Scroll down to see more moving photos from Pinckley's "Sticks and Stones" series.

This is an article from The Stone, a series at nytimes.com/opinionator.

This is an excerpt from The Stone, a series on philosophy.

The cascade is an impressive Baroque structure of masonry and stone, a series of steps, runways and gargoyles that lead the water down a precipice into a pond where it finally flows into the Seine.