Sentence examples for stones are missing from inspiring English sources
Gossaert brought the same attention to precision when painting the broken tiles of the floor and the wild plants growing in holes where stones are missing.
The clerk saw her put something in her bag and she was searched, although no stone was missing.
"One stone is missing in this Lithuanian culture," said Ms. Aldag, referring to the voluminous photographic archive in her home.
An advisory committee decided that the best way to proceed was to inscribe the names on the main memorial and only replace stones that are missing or in dire disrepair.
Some had suggested because some stones are so much less imposing and others are missing, that Stonehenge was never finished.
Trying to solve that effectively kills three birds with one stone: Merchants, especially smaller merchants, may be missing out on the international opportunity as a way to grow their business — and both Ingenico and Google in turn are missing out on the transactional and ad revenues they could get as a result.
And ever one to spot an apt metaphor, especially when it concerns the philosophical searching of his fellow Americans, Mr. Thurman mused: "It's so perfect that it's the yellow stone that's missing because we're at this point where we don't know what's it all about, which makes people want to inquire into what they should do with their lives".
It took the museum a few weeks to realize the stone digit was missing, and to tell the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relic Exchange Center which sent the terracotta warriors to Philly that one of its $4.5 million statues had been desecrated.
The main limitation of the MR urography is that resolution tends to be less than optimal, and small stones can be missed.
After he leaves, the stone is discovered to be missing and the museum is locked down.
Though he is missing his stone and glass inlaid eyes, teeth and the reddish hues meant to signify blood on his belted knuckles and open wounds, he is the very embodiment of the show's title.
