sharp stoneの例文

• Concrete mixture must not contain sharp stones as these may damage the cable.
• Extremely sharp stones were spread all over the pan's surface.
• Whether sharp stone points like this were attached to spears, darts or harpoons is not clear.
• Around the stone chair is a roughly circular path over sharp stones called the Penitential Ring.
• It ended suddenly, when a sharp stone weapon smacked down on the head of a Neanderthal.
• The odd sharp stone favored by early man quickly evolved into knives sharpened for protection and survival.
• The scientists discovered stone tools, animal bones and a mammoth tusk with grooves carved with a sharp stone.
• On the frontal bone is a healed bone injury that is attributed to the fall on a sharp stone.
• Their feet, more suited to sand, were cut and bruised by the sharp stones and slippery rocks of the path.
• Interrogators reportedly beat prisoners unconscious, made them crawl over sharp stones, and kept them for hours in the blazing sun.
• In this early form, sharp stones were used to cut and bleed specific locations on horses and other large working animals.
• The couple are required to kneel on sharp stones in the churchyard while taking the oath and a verse was chanted;
• The oldest object in the Museum, which dates back to 9000 BC, is a clovis point, used as a sharp stone tool.
• We know who is buried there but we want to show the savagery of how they killed them using hatchets and sharp stones.
• On Pennsylvania Avenue, the Canadian Embassy's sharp stone angles, giant aluminum columns and monumental courtyard speak of a small nation clamoring for attention.
• They were forced to kneel on sharp stones until they bled, or stand on their toes for hours with pins beneath their heels.
• Newly arrived refugees in Peshawar say they saw thousands on the road from Kabul this past week, some walking barefoot on the sharp stones, weeping and cursing.
• People cutting the plants with sharp stone sickles would have selected the stalks more laden with grain, and these would be stored as next year's seed stock.
• The long list of human ancestors has a new member, the earliest known tool user who was carving meat with sharp stones 2.5 million years ago in Africa.
• Within the enclosure, his men piled up a large heap of heavy rocks and sharp stones to hurl at the attackers should they attempt to storm the fort.