Sentence examples for tiny stone from inspiring English sources
In the chancel, between two arches, a tiny stone — black with gray flecks — had been embedded in the wall.
This weekend, during the annual Waterford Fair (waterford foundation.org), the tiny stone jail will be converted into an arts showroom.
The butler leads me through some cheerily cluttered small sitting rooms and up a tiny stone staircase.
It's easy to miss the tiny stone chapel at the corner of Quincy and Kirkland Streets here.
But there was little cheer in the rain-soaked villages of tiny stone homes near the city of Shivpuri.
But at a realtor's office one day, a photocopy of a tiny stone cottage caught his eye.
The tiny stone-walled boutique serves as the Paris outlet for the range of duck-based delicacies made on the rural farm of Catherine and Paul Douy.
Abete Bianco (39-0583-661025) is a tiny, stone-front restaurant and pizzeria in Carregine, a town that dates to the ninth century, perched on the side of a mountain with great views of surrounding peaks.
Where to eat The region is known for its salami, truffles and lentils, all of which can be found on the menu at the Degusteria Lu Soccio, a tiny stone-walled osteria in Castelluccio (Via Libia 7, +39 0743 821193).
Inside the tiny stone-walled store, glass jars are arranged behind the counter like emeralds on display, each one filled with creamy pesto made daily from a traditional (and secret) family recipe -- ready to be slipped into your shopping bag or well-padded suitcase.
WHILE KAZ Sushi Bistro and Sushi-Ko emphasize innovation in their omakase, Makoto revels in tradition, starting in the tiny stone-paved foyer, where shoes are exchanged for slippers, and continuing in the plain and narrow dining room, carefully monitored by women in traditional Japanese dress.
