Sentence examples for stone shaped from inspiring English sources

The graves themselves were piles of stone, shaped like overturned rowboats.

"The ring was large and had a blue-green stone shaped like an elephant, outlined in silver.

The Greenpoint statue, a likeness of the priest's head on a stone shaped like Poland, was unveiled in 1990.

One of the objects, the palma, or palmate stone (shaped like a hand with extended fingers), was first thought to have had some religious significance.

Such is the strength of the water that it can leave behind great piles of heaved-up stone shaped to its swell.

The proud structure – a singing stone shaped like a mammoth egg – was a tribute to music and pagan forms and the wonderment of creation.

An ancient art form, scholars' rocks are ornamental stones shaped by nature and human intervention into fantastic shapes, often marked with smooth fissures and perforations.

The Pacific Ocean rages wild, forming sea-stacks, living tide pools, and perfectly smoothed stones shaped by the world's largest ocean, laying ground for endless mounds of driftwood to sit on, to play on, and to throw on top of your by-the-sea campfire.

The types of aggregate investigated were brick chips, crushed stone, round shaped stone and black stone.

There is a huge concentration of crystallised formations and extraordinary stone shapes, such as stalactites, stalagmites, columns, ponds and draperies.

The train stopped and our guide, Katja, explained that the 13 miles of caves and wild stone shapes were formed by erosion and dripping water from the Pivka River.