Similar words: throw, pass through, throw in, throw off, throw up, throw away, overthrow, anesthetic. Meaning: n. a short distance.
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(31) Standing within a stone's throw of my home, I become much more excited.
(32) Rereading Under Milk Wood recently, I found a reference to Duck Street, a stone's throw from the Lobster Pot.
(33) Some academics say that placing a mammoth paean to Confucius a stone's throw from Mao's mausoleum may have gone too far.
(34) Tynan could have a mother. Well, has. Just a stone's throw away from here.
(35) Between new bridge and old bridge most stone's throw has 280 meters only.
(36) 11 p.m. - A stone's throw from Temple Street lies Broadway Cinematheque arthouse cinema and shop, home to a trove of rare Asian and Hong Kong films, including early Kung-fu classics.
(37) He withdrew about a stone's throw beyond them, knelt down and prayed.
(38) The hotel building forms just part of part of the Abraj al-Bait complex, a Gotham City-like eruption of seven huge towers, conveniently sited a stone's throw from the Great Mosque.
More similar words: throw, pass through, throw in, throw off, throw up, throw away, overthrow, anesthetic, kinesthetic, rest on, milestone, earnestness, throb, throng, throat, through, aesthetic, stone, go through, bathroom, aesthetics, throughout, through to, get through, see through, all through, piston, cut through, come through, fall through.