Sentence examples for stone so that from inspiring English sources

If the ship was far from shore and the body began to decompose, then it was permissible to deposit it in the sea, weighted with metal or stone so that it would sink to the bottom.

But unknown community members chipped it out of the stone, so that now a rough spot is all that marks his death, and on Veterans Day only sixteen flags are set into the ground around that rock.

Stamos said that a date for the decommissioning of Flash needed to be set in stone so that the industry has time to switch away from the much maligned plugin.

They are the first step to ensuring that achievements are "set in stone," so "that there is no going back," she insisted, recalling the joy she had felt when abortion was allowed in Italy, that she was no longer someone campaigning for something illegal, but working to make something that was legal work well.

And the vestibules are works of art, like that of No. 9, with its intricate mosaic floors, a barrel-vaulted ceiling and walls of luscious book-matched marble — in which the adjacent panels are sliced from the stone so that the veins meet.

For example, he had one machine slowly poor acid onto a piece of stone, so that it eventually whithered into a fragmented pebble.

Could an omnipotent agent create a stone so massive that that agent could not move it?

We're trying to do the same thing with insects, create a stepping-stone, so that when you get a bug nugget you think of the bug steak, not the whole animal".

As treasurer and caretaker, Mike DeCataldo, 55, a retired sanitation worker, is responsible for hoarding shells and stones so that if a piece breaks from the shrine, he has a replacement at hand.

Mustering the particular efficiency I can bring to the pursuit of a rare bird, I ate a quick breakfast, packed my knapsack with the radio and the satellite phone and enough food for two days, and, at the last minute, because the wind was so strong, collapsed my tent and weighted down its corners with large stones, so that it wouldn't blow away while I was gone.

A player tries to surround a "chain" of one or more of the opponent's stones so that no open spaces exist next to it, while preventing the opponent from doing the same thing.