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Looking for sentences and phrases with the word stone-dead? Here are some examples.
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Sentence Examples
| A certain ghastly possibility — a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament — has been made potent for us. |
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| Instead, his government, by creating a currency board, has killed inflation stone-dead. |
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| Yet there is also a good possibility Hodgson will kill the idea stone-dead. |
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| Small can be very beautiful – but too much expectation can kill a show's future prospects stone-dead. |
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| A certain ghastly possibility a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament has been made potent for us. |
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| You get the sense that Victoria Hand is ruthless, and she's killed this running gag stone-dead. |
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| Cook reviewed the decision but was stone-dead lbw. |
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Examples from Classical Literature
| At the bottom of the wet mess of hair and red and flesh was old Shep, stone-dead. |
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| Too late a bit we were, but we found him, just stone-dead like, and brought him round. |
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| The first and readiest is that of which it has been emphatically said, stone-dead hath no fellow. |
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| And there, surely enough, we found her, stone-dead by the side of the skeleton. |
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| The bear was tottering now, and another blow on the back of the head from the Indian behind brought him down, stone-dead. |
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| There is something almost heroic in the idea of firing off guns for a man who has been stone-dead for about four centuries. |
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| Though apparently unhurt, one of their company may turn over, stone-dead, in the distance. |
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| The first victim had been knocked down, stone-dead, when absolutely sound and strong. |
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| First one paw and then another relaxed, until, with a thud, the coati and iguana struck the ground together both stone-dead. |
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