Sentence examples for stoned into from inspiring English sources
So why did the Clintons have to be stoned into admitting that greed is not good?
His largely absent parents offer him nothing but food and shelter, so he builds Seymour Kahn — a former child actor, now wheelchair-bound and perpetually stoned — into a sort of father figure.
But one also thinks — I have heard this story on countless occasions, often late at night — of the New York urban myth of the hugely wealthy finance guy who deliberately wanders drunk or stoned into oncoming traffic.
Mr. Mortenson's second and very different book, "Stones Into Schools," provides an answer.
As "Stones Into Schools" constantly illustrates, some forms of help from afar are infinitely more valuable than others.
As "Stones Into Schools" explains, the institute has accomplished its innovative educational work without any government money.
Equally appealing are the stoned-into-languor hippie song (titled with acerbic bluntness "War Is Not Good") in which the teenage Viveca learns to dance "off the beat," though it goes against her better instincts, and a party sequence in which she awkwardly emulates the teasing arrogance of her more sexually confident black girlfriends.
Payton threw stones into puddles.
A rock crusher turns excavated stone into gravel.
She transformed speechless stone into eloquent shapes and forms.
He found work chopping stones into pebbles to make roads.
