Sentence examples for stone toward from inspiring English sources

"I call it Joe's place," he said, skipping a stone toward the cityscape across the water.

Once in office, he promoted reconciliation as the stepping stone toward eventual reunification — perhaps in a generation or two.

One team member slides a 42-pound stone toward the target zone, or "house," while two "sweepers" guide it along by frantically sweeping the ice with brooms.

The P.K.K. considers the defense of the city to be a stepping stone toward legitimacy, and it is well aware that its bargaining position has improved.

And that song was a stepping stone toward "Dama Dam Mast Qalandar," in praise of a "breathlessly enraptured ecstatic qalandar," or Sufi mystic.

On New Year's Eve, LaBeouf tweeted: "Mr Clowes, I can only ask that you view my apology as a stepping stone toward repairing this misunderstanding between us.

In 1301 Charles, regarding Italy as a stepping-stone toward his eastern ambitions, readily accepted Pope Boniface VIII's invitation to aid the papal cause.

It's possible the repeal of DADT will be cited as an initial stepping-stone toward equality.

But Schatz and Sanders have both alluded to the possibility of using expansions like these as a stepping-stone toward a single-payer system.

As such, whale falls may have presented new niches for taxa that were already adapted to ephemeral reducing environments rather than an evolutionary stepping-stone toward vents and seeps [22].

Our modelling framework may be considered a stepping-stone toward the long-term goal of a fully-parameterized model of yeast metabolism.