Sentence examples for stones making it from inspiring English sources

Citric acid from fruits acts as a protective factor by coating existing kidney stones, making it difficult for them to increase in size.

The steep ravines and loose stones make it difficult to do anything.

The Stones make it into the region having played only 13 concerts, though they were especially large ones.

Subjects with pancreatic cancer were excluded from this investigation after extensive examination, although it should be noted that pancreatic stones make it challenging to detect pancreatic tumors.

The entire restaurant has been built atop a vast rock in the middle of the beach with its dining terraces cut directly into the stone, making it feel as though you have hardly left the sand.

Crafting the blades, the researchers argue, was a long, painstaking process that included using a primitive kiln to heat the stone, making it easier to shape.

During the day, the bright alpine sunshine reflects off the white stone, making it glisten.

Instead of doing that, it seems Hoff has essentially just etched his nickname in stone, making it so that even his detractors have to talk about him affectionately.

Stone makes it clear that Skeeter's break with her friends is produced as much by ambition for a hot literary subject as by moral disapproval.

The twin austere boxes, in glass and coloured panels over a steel frame, are merely support for a lot of pastoral detail: flowers and foliage soften the lines of the house, textures of wood and stone make it seem newly primitive – on TV with Ray in 1956, Charles would say the innovative structure has "gotten to be like an old cave for us".

To hear that stone made it one of the most successful for Team GB will make that stone stay with me for a lot longer".