Sentence examples for submerged stone from inspiring English sources

The colour has all drained away, leaving you to drift through Gothic cathedrals of submerged stone.

Walkers should beware submerged stepping stones, like those across the river Rothay by the house owned by the Wordsworth family from 1881 to 1935.

Prepare a bowl of water large enough to submerge the stone.

Huge blocks of stone submerged off Cuba were recently proclaimed possible ruins of the lost empire.

Robert held his kayak steady in the small churn of disturbance behind a half-submerged stone.

Only submerge the rock part of the stone into the mixture; this way, you will only be cleaning the stone.

That's when an engineer named Ramji Shivji Prabhu has a dream: the goddess Mahalakshmi and two others inform him their stone idols lie submerged in the creek.

But their array creates passages that lead you from daylight into dense alleys of looming stone, as if you are gradually submerged into a maze, obliterating the human.

"Let the only sound be the overflow," Ms. Welch urges in the suicidal "What the Water Gave Me," which pictures her with "pockets full of stones," submerging.

Please check that your crystal can be submerged safely in water, since some stones and minerals should not be left to soak in water as this can have an adverse effect on them.

For the use of naval mines, he wrote of slowly burning joss sticks that were disguised and timed to explode against enemy ships nearby: The sea mine called the 'submarine dragon king' is made of wrought iron, and carried on a (submerged) wooden board, [appropriately weighted with stones].