A feast for the eyes of a lover of the nomads was this array of firelit faces set against a background of caravans, stone walls, and mountains.
No stone walls surrounded it; there was not even a fence; the fine trees around it had been so arranged by man or nature as to form an intelligible barrier, which, however, any person was at liberty to pass.
There was but little difference in this respect when we removed to Rosemullion, an old-fashioned, straggling mansion on the outskirts of Rochester, surrounded by stone walls, and secluded from public view by thick clusters of trees.
Thus, on a stormy night in September, when the rain came down in torrents, I heard the sounds of loud entreaty proceeding from outside the stone walls of the estate.
The Thrush builds her nest in hedges, banks, against the trunks of trees, in stone walls, and is fond of ivy against trees or rocks.
The nest of this bird is situated in holes in stone walls, bridges, crevices of rocks, quarries, &c.
The Blackbird builds her nest in stone walls, holly bushes, hedges, and amongst ivy.
This was, it appeared, fortified all round with schanses or stone walls, and contained numerous caves and koppies in the hill-side and at the foot of the mountain which no force had ever been able to capture.
We found that it was unoccupied, fortified with a regular labyrinth of stone walls, and contained three large caves and some smaller ones.
I discovered that the kraal was indeed impregnable to a front attack, but that it was very slightly defended to the rear, which ran up a slope of the mountain, indeed only by two lines of stone walls.
The whole country is formed into terraces by stone walls, which follow all the variations of the surface with the evident object of preventing the washing away of the soil.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stone walls" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
