Sentence examples for venerable stone from inspiring English sources
In the venerable stone building, three of England's most senior judges listened to his case and are now deliberating over its merits.
As her latest exhibition I Cried Because I Love You opens in Hong Kong, the woman whose life is her art has revealed that last summer she married a venerable stone that stands in her garden in France.
Just as they congregate outside Marks & Spencer and John Lewis to pinch the free Wi-Fi, so today's flock might hunch furtively outside the venerable stone walls of ancient establishments: they will cringe in the churchyards, they will cheekily park up just outside the side entrance, and get their iPads out.
If that causes her occasionally to find correspondences that don't exist, well, what steward hasn't wanted to find a world perfected in the venerable stones of the master's great house?
They turn up in dozens of coaches, each one of which is bigger than the biggest of the venerable stones – you could make several coachhenges a day out of the summer traffic.
Picture the archetypal college campus: venerable Gothic stone buildings, maple leaves aflame in autumn colors and students lounging with books on a wide, open lawn.
Rolling Stone, the venerable music magazine, said Monday that it would abandon its iconic size for a smaller, more rack-friendly format starting in fall.
Thus, in addition to removing the bronze serpent that had been ascribed to Moses (and that had become a fetish), the reform did away with the local altars and stone pillars, the venerable (patriarchal) antiquity of which did not save them from the taint of imitation of Canaanite practice.
These crude unmortared barriers echo both the Carolina practice of piling loose rocks out of the way at a field's edge and the ancient stone walls bordering venerable 19th century Irish championship links, such as Royal County Down and Ballybunion.
With its fortified stone walls, narrow streets, venerable churches, beckoning cafes, and French-speaking populace, Quebec oozes Old World Gallic charm.
In front of the museum, standing on a pedestal was the stone statue of a venerable colonial curator, complete with khaki trousers, thick-rimmed glasses and a safari hat.
