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Meanings of dry stone in English
Usage of dry stone in English
1
In the other, there was dry stone; shale, by the feel of it.
2
He was homesick for the crooked fields, ancient hedges and dry stone walls of home.
3
Down below, past the green fields and dry stone walls, waves crash against the shore.
4
Not a dry stone even stuck above the snow.
5
It was constructed of dry stone, grass, and earth, with the addition of strong wood-work.
6
There are walls in the city formed of smooth, dry stone, well placed on the outside.
7
And the dry stone no sound of water.
8
The fields are bounded by dry stone walls.
9
How long had those painted images been there clear and sharp on the dry stone walls?
10
He paused to pee up a dry stone wall and waited for her to catch up.
11
The frost was already starting to gleam on the dry stone walls that lined the narrow road.
12
He applied his ear against the dry stone, and moved it slowly to and fro, listening intently.
13
The pair got stuck into life on the farm, also giving herding and dry stone walling a go.
14
Without hesitation or regret, she poured the water of the loathsome old witch onto the dry stone floor.
15
Hill farms, dry stone walls, hefting of sheep and saving the "poor old albatross" also feature.
16
They found at last their resting place, a sheltered ledge of dry stone in the hollow of a hill.
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Translations for dry stone
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