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Meanings of stone ball in anglès

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Usage of stone ball in anglès
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Under the loaded droop of green a grey sharp-pointed gable, topped by a stone ball.
The Romantic
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A stone ball lay alongside a weathered hand.
The Sorceress
3
Such a victim of induced belief reads of a stone ball said to have fallen from the sky.
The Book of the Damned
4
He stopped in delight at the great stone ball and tried to move it with his one free hand.
Where the Sun Swings North
5
They found a stone ball.
The Book of the Damned
6
And with a herculean energy he forced the monk backwards out of the reeling car on to the upper part of the stone ball.
The Ball and the Cross
7
Lead-coated stones were fairly popular, and solid lead balls were used in some small pieces, but the stone ball was more or less standard.
Artillery Through the Ages / A Short Illustrated History of Cann...
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The inn has recently lost its thatch, but is still a quaint little house with the typical Yorkshire gable, finished with a stone ball.
Yorkshire
9
A tall iron gate between brown brick pillars, topped by stone balls.
Mary Olivier: a Life
10
Juggling with stone balls is a trick that is frequently fatal.
This Is the End
11
Two great birds standing on stone balls top the gate-posts.
Virginia: the Old Dominion / As seen from its colonial waterway,...
12
A fragment of one of the stone balls from a basilisk struck off D'Aubusson's helmet.
A Knight of the White Cross: A Tale of the Siege of Rhodes
13
These cannon were eighteen feet in length, and carried stone balls of some twenty-six inches in diameter.
A Knight of the White Cross: A Tale of the Siege of Rhodes
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In the tobacconist's childhood they found the stone balls at the foot of the cliff in the sand.
This Is the End
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They were mounted on unwieldy carriages drawn by oxen, and followed by cars or wagons loaded with stone balls.
The History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic ...
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The top of this wall was ornamented by huge, round stone balls of the same colour as the wall itself.
Barchester Towers