He broke the window by throwing a stone.

Show me the stone that broke the window.

Who broke the windowpane with a stone?

Now, it's about 35 percent.

Most of the bones in his body look like crushed gravel right now.

Oil has played an important part in the progress of Japanese industry.

Oil has played an important part in the progress of civilization.

Why don't you take this rock throw it at that bank and shatter the window?

1944.

The cup broke.

But the ice broke.

Broken eggs

And then they are fossilized over millions of years.

Look before you leap.

The dead have been covered with lime.

Now, the stone.

I made this.

Broken bottle.

The stone which the builders rejected as worthless,

And even receive laws

That seems to make more sense.

All of the assignments involve hands on activities, from creating an outfit for a rock person... gt gt Student

And you'll see, there's some damage to the surface of the coral.

It's a jewelry store.

The police department.

You're a broken record.

We're dividing by 10 once, and then we're dividing by 10 again.

It must have cracked when he hit the ground.

Don't step on the broken glass.

The bottle smashed to pieces.

Subtract, and we are done.

So we're dividing this whole number by a decimal.

He threw a stone into the lake.

The blocks of stone were jointed with cement.

200 for a broken meteor?

The woman who gave you that jewel.

He hid it in a black jewelry box.

Take a look

I can see that. Why is it on my desk?

One bottle is for when the other breaks.

That's common sense.

Constant dripping wears away a stone.

This is the story of how Harriet came to pay attention.

The first tunnels date back to 60 B.C.

Now, this is the very interesting part.