flattened stone

Something is approaching in a staccato onrush, a drumming on the flattened stone.

Small flattened stones and cracked ridges which lay along the track sent the vehicle flying through the air in long shallow hops.

Her real attention was on the flattened stone ring, all flecked and striped in red and blue and brown, that she held in one hand.

A. ocellatus forms monogamous pairs which spawn in the open, typically on a flattened stone or in a shallow depression.

After courtship, the female will deposit some 100-200 ovoid brownish coloured eggs on the chosen surface, normally a flattened stone, but occasionally a leaf.

The species is known to lay its small 0.9 - 1.5 mm, adhesive eggs on flattened stones or directly into small depressions dug in the gravel.

At a distance about a sixth of the lodge's length from the main entrance, a large flattened stone, measuring more than a foot in diameter, is placed upon the ground.

Nynaeve sniffed loudly - she did not do well being at anyone's beck and call - but she took one of two flattened stone rings from the table between the beds.

Across the jungle-girded plain, new forest crept through where a century before had been carefully tilled fields, crawled over flattened stones and heaps of broken rubble where once had reared a great city.

The flattened stones, some of which appeared to be more than three meters in length, were arranged at crazy, random angles, as though the spin of some great cosmic tongo wheel had determined their final resting places.

'And she pointed to the shattered pieces of what had once been her most valued possession: the hand mill, consisting of two flattened stones, the upper of which revolved upon the stationary lower, grinding wheat into flour.