Sentence examples for baskets produced from inspiring English sources

The Arena Amazonia is now enclosed by a metal structure, intended to resemble the straw baskets produced in the region.

These baskets, commonly produced in Kikuyu areas (where you may hear them called Chondo) are a small functional basket with a leather carrying strap.

THE BASKET Produced, edited and directed by Rich Cowan; director of photography, Dan Heigh; music by Don Caron; production designer, Vincent DeFelice; released by Privileged Communications.

Also, Russian basket weave produced a glamorous new version of Oz's Scarecrow.

Aggregation implies that the deliveries of an aggregated sector are baskets of goods produced by the original sectors and that these baskets will have a different mix of goods for different buyers (see also de Mesnard and Dietzenbacher [1995]).

Tennessee played a trump card with giant baskets of M&Ms produced in the Volunteer State.

Barry Richard, Mr. Bush's chief trial lawyer, accused Mr. Gore of demanding "three free shots at the basket" to produce the results he wanted.

Ozier pattern, in tableware, molded basket-weave pattern produced in Germany in the 1730s on Meissen porcelain tableware.

The new series "Baskets," starring Zach Galifianakis and produced by Louis C.K., which premières on FX this Thursday, is full of things that you don't see much of on television these days.

The women of a household cared for young children; cultivated spring-irrigated gardens; produced fine baskets and pottery; had charge of the preservation, storage, and cooking of food; and cared for certain clan fetishes (sacred objects carved of stone).

Mike Nguyen displayed hustle and produced key baskets, while the team received outstanding contributions from Brian Robert, Billy Barron, Micaiah Kelly and Daniel Albright.