Sentence examples for using a stone from inspiring English sources

California Fish and Game wardens told him it is the only bear on record caught using a stone point.

Capuchin monkeys use tools: they crack nuts using a stone as a hammer and bare rock as an anvil, and teach their offspring to do the same.

But using a stone for multiple purposes, and using one to crack apart another into a sharper tool, is more advanced behavior.

Mrs. Kim joked to the owners that if some American celebrity began using a stone bed, there would be a craze that would send hordes of non-Koreans to the store.

Bake (middle rack) for 12 to 18 minutes or until the bagels are a deep golden brown and crisp, rotating the parchment paper or baking sheet halfway through; the baking time will depend on whether you're using a stone and perhaps the heat distribution of your oven.

(Depending on the size of the stone or your comfort in sliding off 8 or 9 bagels at a time, you might choose to bake in two batches, which will also help space the bagels out, for better browning on the crust). If you're not using a stone, transfer the bagels to a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Ashton Court 'snewly redesigned trails are probably the best-constructed mountain bike trails in the UK, using a stone-based all‑weather surface designed to shed mud.

Advanced two- and three-day workshops cover tanning hides, tracking animals, and making arrowheads using a stone-against-stone technique called flint knapping.

Using an stone pickaxe or better for iron, or a iron pickaxe or better for redstone, you can obtain the raw ingredients.

They learned that they could use a stone as a tool.

A British group used a stone house as a strongpoint that Washington's troops initially bypassed, then tried in vain to reduce with cannon fire.