Sentence examples for time of stone from inspiring English sources

This hasn't changed from the time of stone tools (which we had to wield with our hands) to modern digital design tools (which we wield with the click of the mouse).

At the time of Stone's wedding, both her parents and a married brother and his family lived in the two-and-one-half-story house, and family descendants continued to live there until 1936.

Criteria for inclusion in the study were 1) an incident stone diagnosis between January 2005 and December 2011 and 2) a patient age of 1 21 at the time of stone diagnosis.

The very high ORs for bile duct and ampulla of Vater cancers related to having gallstones for 1 year or less were due to the frequency of incidental tumours shortly after or at the time of stone diagnosis.

First, we do not know if the association between high daily temperatures and kidney stone presentation reflects the time of stone formation or the detachment of previously formed stones from the urothelium.

Tadeusz Wielecki used the oscillation of a trill as the DNA of his "Time of Stones" (2002), though he disguised it at first by having many trills, in different keys and moving at different speeds, sounding at once.

In this time of stones and guns, bombs and ambushes around the West Bank settlements, the work of Israeli artists against the cult of "Judea and Samaria" might have further actualised Anthony Julius's troubling reminder of the persistent human drift to idolatry: of gods, rulers, holy scripture and even art itself.

In olden times, in times of stones and sands, grey-bearded gods and nymph-like goddesses would send us gifts – the gift of music, for example, or the gift of clean clear water, or the gift of fire or bountiful fruit, or the gift of lush fertile lands in which to raise our sheep – and we would say: thank you, gods, thanks to you for these wonderful gifts.

Thus, to label something a drupe is to associate it with tangy mangoes, candy-sweet dates, and the fruit that's the brightest and juiciest of all this time of year: stone fruit.

At the time of the stone's discovery, the Swedish diplomat and scholar Johan David Åkerblad was working on a little-known script of which some examples had recently been found in Egypt, which came to be known as Demotic.

Furthermore, the hygroscopic nature of EPS could increase the time of wetness of stone structures, thus enhancing other abiotic deterioration process, such as dissolution.