Sentence examples for stone strip from inspiring English sources

The length of the sweeping stone strip allowed twenty runners to compete.

Before permitting the release of NBK in 1994, the censors insisted that Stone strip a whopping 150 shots from the film.

Every four feet along the length of the stone strip there were square holes into which posts had been placed to form the runners' lanes — the same lane width that is used in the Olympics today.

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This was built about 700 BC using stone stripped from the older building that had fallen into disuse some two millennia previously.

They pick up on the structural grid and cornice line of the adjacent Edwardian wing – itself a steel frame clad in stone – but strip everything back to its component parts.

Tools and devices were made of materials such as stone (flint strip mines have been found at the northern edge of Świętokrzyskie Mountains), bone, wood, horn, or plant material for rope and baskets, and included such fine utensils as fishing hooks and sewing needles.

For coal, dig down four levels of stone, then strip mine.

It was realised between 1884 and 1910 in a strict Early English idiom, its tall, narrow lancet windows like a suit of armour in stone, but stripped of all colour and adornment.

Inside the two-bedroom retreat, stone floors, stripped wooden beams and a 19th-century range are brought up to date by underfloor heating, designer bathrooms and an uncluttered aesthetic.

In 1705 stone was stripped from the castle to help repair a nearby sluice gate.