Sentence examples for stone without from inspiring English sources

"You can't throw a stone without hitting a mystery," he says.

His lean, extended limbs would have been difficult to render in stone without a support.

Deciding that John had "died in mysterious circumstances", she now can't throw a stone without hitting a secret.

Making each picture was like throwing a stone without knowing where it would land, how close to the unknowable and unreachable.

Christopher Chope, the secretary of the influential backbench 1922 Committee, accused the Prime Minister of handing down policies "like tablets of stone" without consultation with MPs.

But the sound of the group — which will appear at the Stone, without the Clines, on Nov. 5 — suggests a collective.

A slur is when you think a stereotype is set in stone without all the "others" and "not applicables" and "don't knows".

Fortunately — at least in the big cities — you can't throw a stone without hitting a 7-Eleven, so you'll have plenty of backups.