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Example sentences for "black stone"

  • The whole of the mountain in the vicinity is covered with large pieces of black stone; but the main body of the rock is calcareous.

  • On the summit of the hill are heaps of wrought stones, but no remains of any important building: on its west and north sides are the remains of two large theatres, built entirely of black stone.

  • Be not afraid; but, above all things, do not turn your head to look behind you, for in that instant you will be changed into such a black stone as those you see, which are all youths who have failed in this enterprise.

  • But no one failing in his first, can succeed in a second attempt; and if any one shall cast unholy water into the river, it will overwhelm him, and he will become a black stone.

  • Then Schwartz was very much pleased, and said that Hans must certainly have been turned into a black stone, and he should have all the gold to himself.

  • I don't think he will turn me into a black stone.

  • But no one failing in his first can succeed in a second attempt, and if anyone shall cast unholy water into the river, it will overwhelm him and he will become a black stone.

  • Then Schwartz was very much pleased and said that Hans must certainly have been turned into a black stone and he should have all the gold to himself.

  • But no one failing in his first can succeed in a second attempt; and if any one shall cast unholy water into the river, it will overwhelm him, and he will become a black stone.

  • Be not afraid; but above all things, do not turn your head to look behind you; for in that instant you will be changed into such a black stone as those you see, which are all youths who have failed in this enterprise.

  • But no one failing in his first, can succeed in a second attempt; and if anyone shall cast unholy water into the river, it will overwhelm him, and he will become a black stone.

  • I myself have touched and kissed the Black Stone.

  • The Meccans have been usurping the Black Stone, all these centuries, and these Jannati Shahr people have submitted because any conflict would have betrayed their existence to the world.

  • To-morrow, by the end of the day, we shall come to a mountain of black stone, called loadstone, for thither the currents bear us perforce.

  • So he walked on, till he came to the black object, when he found it a palace built of black stone, plated with iron; and one leaf of its gate was open and the other shut.

  • Its walls are of black stone and it hath two towers of Andalusian brass,[FN#128] which appear to the beholder in the distance as they were twin fires, and hence is it named the City of Brass.

  • Then they came upon a pillar of black stone like a furnace chimney wherein was one sunken up to his armpits.

  • By some writers it is called a black stone; but this colour may have been given to it by frequent handling when in use, and by the grime of age since.

  • At Gangautri, on the banks of the Ganges, is a wooden temple containing a footprint of Ganga on a black stone.

  • Scudder was content to call them collectively the 'Black Stone'.

  • He said Twisdon would prove his bona fides by passing the word 'Black Stone' and whistling 'Annie Laurie'.

  • He talked, too, about a Black Stone and a man that lisped in his speech, and he described very particularly somebody that he never referred to without a shudder--an old man with a young voice who could hood his eyes like a hawk.

  • While they were occupied in this work Gabriel brought the celebrated Black Stone, which is set in the southeast corner of the building, and he also instructed them in the ceremonies of the Pilgrimage.

  • The grey-haired negro who held my relic mounted upon a small stool, and stretching up his arm fitted Martha's black stone on to the jagged surface on the side of the statue's head.

  • Among others I related to him how I came into the possession of my black stone, and as a finale I rummaged in the side pocket of my old shooting coat and produced the identical object in question.

  • All her raiment and her ornaments were in natural state but she had been turned into a black stone by Allah's wrath.

  • Know O handmaid of Allah, that this city was the capital of my father who is the King thou sawest on the throne transfigured by Allah's wrath to a black stone, and the Queen thou foundest in the alcove is my mother.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    became president; black above; black and white marble; black ants; black armour; black chalk; black color; black face; black folk; black frock; black ivory; black oxide; black powder; black sand; black shield; black silk; black skin; black smoke; black spot; black spruce; black troops; black walnut; dried leaves; haue thought; man had; wind instruments