Sentence examples for been fashioned into a from inspiring English sources

His name has been fashioned into a useful adjective.

The shell, which had been fashioned into a homemade bomb, was discovered by an American convoy as it made its way through Baghdad on Saturday, the officials said.

The foreshore was strewn with blanched tree trunks – escapees from logging operations around the coast – some of which had been fashioned into a Crusoe-like shelter.

Some wood from the tree in Zambia under which his heart was buried has been fashioned into a cross that hangs in the cathedral.

Friends and relatives of the four victims stood in the plaza yesterday and lighted prayer candles placed in a cardboard box that had been fashioned into a makeshift memorial.

You cannot, of course, leave without visiting the stone of Petra, the great city where the smears, creases and holes in the walls of sandstone rock have been fashioned into a neoclassical living wonder.

And there, just when the game ought to have been fashioning into a riveting final day, was Alastair Cook praising his players and berating the Barmy Army for not making enough noise; Hashim Amla looking sheepish and embarrassed; and Moeen Ali collecting the man of the match award, although this last one was a bit wide of the mark.

It must be fashioned into a D‑shape.

Just last year, 113 trees were fashioned into a towering 85-foot creation.

According to local reports, it was fashioned into a tasty tagine, a regional type of slow-simmered stew.

The foot web could be fashioned into a tobacco pouch, and the long hollow bones were used as pipestems.