Sentence examples for bats were made from from inspiring English sources

Bats were made from cut-down wagon tongues, and only the team captain could speak to the umpire.

The walls of the tunnel, which is home to the Livingstone's bats, were made from 800 tyres, which would otherwise have been shipped away as waste.

Bats are made from willow, a soft wood that is initially hardened by a mechanical press.

In October 1995, a group of live bats was observed hanging in a dark corner within a large shipping container that had just arrived at a Los Angeles port from Puerto Rico, but the bats escaped as capture was attempted and no further reports of these bats were made.

While videotaping moths jamming bats, "we kept hearing this funny signal that the bats were making," says Conner.

Then it's onto the factory and museum, where you can watch bats being made, hold bats used by Major League Baseball legends and test out the batting cages.

Lactophenol- cotton blue wet mounts were made from gross skin lesions of the muzzles of four bats from Graphite Mine.

He was a country boy whose first bat – received at the age of four – was made from the timber of a wooden crate and whose schoolteacher father did all he could to ensure that his sons fulfilled the cricketing promise he had also possessed but put to one side in the name of earning a stable living.

Inferences of bat flight performance and habitat use can be made from wing morphology [70], [71].

The clouds are made from chicken wire and batting, however, and the showers are musical.

Fiber is what material your batting is made of.