Sentence examples for surviving stones from inspiring English sources

The surviving Stones — Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wood — lent their physical presence to the event.

Out on the field, the surviving Stones wriggled and mugged, while Karnbach recalled other tour-promotion press conferences.

Surviving stones used in decoration are semi-precious ones, with amber and rock crystal among the commonest, and some garnets.

Doves (Group) is Barbara Hepworth's earliest surviving stone-carving.

Near the end of the Mauryan period, the first surviving stone images of Hinduism appear.

It is now the oldest surviving stone castle in the country.

At Woodville Landing Road in Shoreham, the trail would go over a surviving stone railroad bridge.

Great Mosque of Damascus, also called Umayyad Mosque, the earliest surviving stone mosque, built between ad 705 and 715 by the Umayyad Caliph al-Walīd I.

Most of the Tao have lived in the apartments ever since, although some older residents still live in surviving stone-walled dwellings, fish from handmade canoes and wear loincloths.

At about five times the size of Stonehenge, the site appears to be the largest surviving stone monument ever discovered in the United Kingdom and, possibly, in all of Europe, the researchers say.

The barbican features the earliest surviving stone machicolations in Britain.