stone cell उदाहरण वाक्य

The monks took their meals in silence in a common refectory, from a common kitchen, having no fires in their cloghauns or stone cells, however cold the weather or wild the seas.
It is said that no fire was ever allowed to warm the cold stone cells even if " cold could be felt by those hearts so glowing with love of God ."
Over the next few nights they said they slept in " stone cells approximately by, sleeping on piles of blankets " and kept in " isolation " and " interrogated " most nights.
The prison officially opened in 1880 with a capacity of 1, 800 inmates; they spent most of their time in the dark, behind solid boiler plate doors in stone cells measuring with eye slots.
Pears and apples cannot always be distinguished by the form of the fruit; some pears look very much like some apples, e . g . the stone cells ( also called " grit " ).

Mochua seems to have lived there as a hermit, for when Eochaidh Minnech, a chieftain of the Clan Fiachra, came to expel him, he was'in a prison of stone,'that is, apparently walled up in a stone cell.
Clinton's speech capped a visit to Goree that included a stop at the Slave House where Africans were kept _ packed in tiny stone cells _ before being sold at auction and loaded onto ships bound for America.
Each community had its own church and its village of stone cells, in which they slept either on the bare ground or on a bundle of straw covered with a rug, but always in the clothes worn by day.
To Angela Davis, a group member who protested outside this maximum security prison shortly after it opened, control unit prisons are throwbacks to penitentiaries of the early 19th century where a prisoner was locked in a stone cell with a Bible.
Characteristic examples are brachysclereids or the stone cells ( called stone cells because of their hardness ) of pears and quinces ( " Cydonia oblonga " ) and those of the shoot of the cherries and plums are made up from sclereids.