Sentence examples for took stone from inspiring English sources

The first is that precisely none of the ensemble possess the specialised skills it took stone age man his entire life to acquire.

Thieves stole 200-year-old burial slabs from the graveyard and took stones from the walls of the Grade II listed Bronte Bell Chapel at Thornton, near Bradford.

"Take Stone Sober over there," Page said.

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When he wasnot taking stone walls head-on or falling down dead drunk, Mad Peterseems to have had his wits about him.

(A notice told how the temple had stood undamaged since 1035AD – except for the 19th-century depredations of British engineers taking stone to build dams).

In Medieval and Modern times though it was essentially abandoned, and it became a place where treasure hunters did not hesitate to go and take stone and works of sculpture away with them.

Others, though, say it will take stone tools and marks on more than two bones to prove that hominins, rather than crocodiles or other animals, made those cuts.

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"See how he is able to take stone away from me with just a few blows of his mighty tools.