Sentence examples for stone sets from inspiring English sources

A structural wall, clad with flat gray stone, sets off the slight bow curve and the transparency of the facade.

In "Children of Light," Mr. Stone sets the fight on less exotic ground, among writers and actors and failures of love.

Now, with "Prime Green," Mr. Stone sets down his own memories of the '60s, creating an impressionistic, strobe-lighted picture of that era that serves as a kind of bookend to his early novels.

Stone sets Bush's upward progress in a double frame: the outer frame is Bush in a baseball cap walking in the empty outfield of the Texas Rangers' ballpark when he owned the club, in the nineteen-nineties.

"Stone" sets up its coordinates smoothly, first with that flashback and then with character types and story beats that are tinted noir, ornamented with spooky sound work (percussive thumping, droning near-silence) and wrapped in razor wire.

They spend their evenings swilling booze and listening to more religious chatter, a habit that Stone sets out to break by dangling his own wife, Lucetta Milla Jovovichh), in front of Jack's dead eyes.

Juan motions to a stone set in the ground.

Many of the houses in Parkview are stone, set on semicircular streets lined with old-growth trees.

He leads the way to a small stone set into the ground – modest compared with the flamboyant tombs surrounding it.

Designed by Peter Zumthor, the buildings are like blocks of sculpture in grey-green quartzite stone set in glorious alpine countryside.

It was made in preparation for the stone set up at a sacred outdoor site in Canterbury.