Sentence examples for stones behind from inspiring English sources

Masons laid white paving stones behind the center shaft, squinting to check their lines.

Neither has Herzog & de Meuron, whose first American project two years ago was a winery in northern California with walls made of loose stones behind wire mesh.

Gazing out across the bay, where immense glaciers licked down to the sea, and our ship lay dwarfed by the ice-clad peaks beyond, I heard a shuffle of stones behind me and soon found my feathered follower standing by my shoulder.

"I saw a tall stone behind them," she continued, "and I had to walk around to see the engraving from the other side.

There is still one original well left, a small hole ringed in hexagonal stone behind the brewery's busy loading docks; it is no longer used and not part of the official tour.

At the Chappelle I had lain in front of the alcove long enough for it to subtly shift and move out of the wall, a dark, almost maternal shape, mysteriously hovering in front of the white stone behind.

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Yellow evidence-markers dotted the ground in Rosa Parks plaza in front of a statue of the civil rights activist and a fountain with words from Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream speech etched into a stone behind the flowing water: "Until justice rolls down / like waters / and righteousness / like a mighty stream".

England one-day wicketkeeper Jos Buttler failed to inject some much needed impetus into the innings when he nicked Stone behind just two balls after the break and Tom Smith went soon after as Lancashire were reduced to 33-6.

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On the way out of Mazatlán, as we moved farther from the water and deeper into the side streets, there were the homes of the working poor, one-story, two-room shanties of bleached timber and cracked plaster, of scrap and stone behind fences of rusted wire or battered planks, fan palms leaning over them like sullen teenage boys.