Scrambled Sentence: What is the correct sentence?

Scrambled Sentence

A sentence is badly scrambled, and now it looks like gibberish. The goal here is to get the words rearranged such that it makes sense.

I love puzzles and can't easily walk past them. Challenging my wits and pushing myself, such that once it's solved, I kind of reward myself with a nice 'well done' feeling. And it's a great way to learn.

Note that, ready to learn means ready to get corrected, so i wish i get this one right.

The scrambled sentence

Stone, company, with, stood, seabirds, lonely, like, sentinel, a, for, single, a, only, standing

What are the main rules?

• There are 14 words, each to be used only once.
• No word should be left out or added to this.
• The resulting sentence must be grammatically accurate.

For a start, I had to add the word sentinel to my vocabulary.

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Now that I know what a sentinel is, I can now put it correctly in a sentence. Needless to mention that I had experimented with a number of conbinations using the provided input.

This is what I came up with

• All given words was used exactly once.
• No extra words was added.
• No words was removed.
• The sentence is grammatically correct.
• The sentence also conveys a clear meaning.

A solitary stone is the subject in the sentence; the stone stood alone, emphasizing the stone's isolation like a lonely guard on watch whose only companions are seabirds that perch on it. This paints a vivid picture of a rock in the middle of the sea, like an outcrop or a sea stack - one that is all alone, a spot where seagulls can catch their breath.

Conclusion

I just hope i got it right, it will be a long wait till when the answer will be revealed latter.

I am inviting @bela90, @lusciouslucy and @dequeen to participate in this scrambled sentence contest. What can you make out of thos words?