Sentence examples for stone to be from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Maximilian ordered the Ensisheim stone to be placed with an appropriate inscription in the local parish church.

Nor is Stone to be trusted on Washington or Moscow, where the cold war's leading combatants made their decisions.

Ochs had written, "I declare this stone to be plumb, level and square," and she said "plump" and everyone laughed.

Mr. Durham estimated Portland Stone to be two or three times the price of Indiana limestone, the "vanilla ice cream" of stone, he said.

Another plan for the stone to be broken up like the Berlin Wall, with the pieces sold for charity, was also rejected.

The saddle quern, consisting simply of a flat stone bed and a rounded stone to be operated manually against it, dates from Neolithic times (before 5600 bc).

Okinawa, largest of the Ryukyu Islands strung out northeastward from Taiwan, had been regarded as the last stepping-stone to be taken toward Kyushu, which was only 350 miles away from it.

The name derives from "chackstones"—stones to be tossed.

Peggy arranged for the Stones to be present at the birth of the baby.

I Don't Have the Stones to Be a Crime Reporter  .

The legend wants the giant Carnac stones to be the stuff of enchantment and superstitions.