Sentence examples for use of a stone from inspiring English sources

In its sluggish waterways, for example, eels thrived in such quantity that the monks of Ramsey in Cambridgeshire paid for the use of a stone quarry with a rent of 3,000 eels, and could, apparently, have made it ten times that amount without depleting their own supplies.

H. G. Wells's The First Men in the Moon (1901) has several parallels with Godwin's fantasy, including the use of a stone to induce weightlessness.

Pumice stone - Gently remove dead skin cells from under your arms with the use of a pumice stone.

Sobin L, Roberson D, Watters K. Use of a urology stone basket for removal of subglottic foreign bodies.

In the Arabic Norman architecture of XIIth until XVth century in Sicily it is recorded the use of a particular stone locally named "pumice" both in building and decoration.

According to Jerusalem law, all new construction in the city must involve the use of Jerusalem stone, a light-colored local limestone, various forms of which have provided the principal building blocks of older buildings, walls and alleys since ancient times.

But the plaintiff did not describe any way for the defendant to stop an unidentified infringer without also interfering with legitimate advertising (as by, say, halting all use of "Rosetta Stone" as a keyword or all ads for Tiffany products).

Steps have clearly been taken to control costs, like the frequent use of artificial stone and a cement-based flooring, sprinkled with tan and white marble chips to give it a more upscale look.

The use of the stone as a fireplace was detrimental to the inscription, and the last time someone wrote about having seen it was in 1728.

use a hammer instead of a stone also.

James B. Duke initially suggested the use of stone from a quarry in Princeton, New Jersey, but later amended the plans to purchase a local quarry in Hillsborough to reduce costs.