Sentence examples for stone to go from inspiring English sources

Getting the curling stone to go the distance turned out to be a challenge, especially in an environment where every action has an equal and opposite reaction; every time I curled, I found myself going backwards.

It's a stepping stone to go to Mars.

In many ways, it was the stepping stone to go from independent productions to break into network/cable television.

"The revolving door is people coming to the SEC and using it as a stepping stone to go back to Wall Street with an enhanced Rolodex of people within the SEC.

You want Rob Khuzami". Aguirre says that "the whistleblower is an antidote to the revolving door". "The revolving door is people coming to the SEC and using it as a stepping stone to go back to Wall Street with an enhanced Rolodex of people within the SEC.

(There were murmurs about Campbell, though nobody thought he'd have the stones to go through with it).

Ms Campbell last week told the court she had given the stones to Jeremy Ractliffe of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund (NMCF) the next morning, because she wanted the stones to go to charity.

She told the court she did not have proof they came from Mr Taylor and had given them to Mr Ractliffe because she wanted the stones to go to charity.

Only difference is you don't have the stones to go on a killing spree, because you're more interested in trying out that new bahn mí place than exacting change in your sad little life.

Invest in a CD of spooky Halloween sound effects to play during the evening, or you can always: Use cereal boxes as grave stones to go up the path with your friends names on them.

But are the Stones about to go into 2000 Light Years?