Sentence examples for stones down from inspiring English sources
One man shouted, "God is great," and then many ran to throw stones down at the Western Wall.
"I don't level the ground before putting the stones down, for I like the small elusive shadows that result from uneven paving," he writes in "Notes From Madoo".
He recounts joining a reprisal party in the mid-1860s, while mayor, for the killers of a shepherd: "They got on top of a big mound & defied us & smacked their buttocks at us & hurled large stones down on us, & hid themselves behind large trees and huge rocks but some of them paid dearly for their bravado.
Not only does he please West Bank militants by insisting on the sovereign right to control who shall throw stones down at Jews praying at the Western Wall, but he maintains diaspora contributions by holding out for a "right of return".
Down at the water's edge, at the place where they haul up the boats, up the long ramp descending into the water, thin silver tree trunks are laid horizontally across the gray stones, down and down at intervals of four or five feet.
Defenders would hurl stones down from above, or pour boiling water mixed with lime and ashes upon attackers.
For he has cast the stone down, and the key is here on the table that will open up the door to the Kingdom of God.
The topic of how to get the stone down is a hot one in Pillaton, especially for parishioner Tony Rowe who is heavily involved in the restoration.
At first, he turned Stone down because he felt that the film would be a one-sided attack.
The site of the palace was chosen by rolling a large stone down from a nearby cliff; it stopped at the Doqsai village, and the palace was built there.
