Sentence examples for stones and bones from inspiring English sources

Adam Gopnik's article on the 9/11 memorial reflected my disappointment with the site ("Stones and Bones," July 7th & 14th).

STONES and bones rarely make the front page, and even less frequently in the same month, but this has been no ordinary month.

Her fascination with rocks, stones and bones and objets trouvés of desert wastes was one focus, the call of space and light another.

After all, she lived there for decades and avidly explored the landscape in her work and her life, collecting stones and bones and accolades as one of America's most celebrated painters.

In my recent research, I found that all three come together and, what is more, they help me to show that archaeology has relevance – it is not just old stones and bones.

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Such investigations, supplementing the traditional stones-and-bones work of archaeology, are contributing to a deeper understanding of human mobility over time.

Potassium Problems Now, we consume far too few of the potassium-rich foods, which can help to lower blood pressure, blunt the effects of salt and reduce the risk of kidney stones and bone loss.

A second source of information comes from stones, skulls, and bones.

The graves also contained numerous stone and bone objects.

Indian art such as stone and bone sculpture, basketmaking, and carving is particularly popular.