Sentence examples for boats made of from inspiring English sources

Coracles (small boats made of wicker and hides) were used to cross the larger rivers.

Boats made of reed were mainly used for fishing and hunting.

The 16-foot boats, made of local woods, can cost as much as $13,000.

Thin rivers originated in our swampy back yards, and we sailed boats made of flattened shoeboxes, Twinkie wrappers, crimped tinfoil.

In this process the oxide is loaded into "boats" made of Inconel, a nickel-based alloy noted for its strength at high temperatures.

Coracles (boats made of hides and bamboo) and large ferries ply its waters at 13,000 feet (4,000 metres) above sea level.

Each contains a sinister ruin: the fuselage or engine of a vintage airplane; a fleet of small suspended U-boats made of lead; a white plaster ball or wedding gown jagged with shards of glass; an immense and brittle thorn bush dotted with painted flames.

And Tofias also wanted a boat made of wood.

Only a giant pig-shaped boat made of wood, representing Manhattan, emerged mostly unscathed.

She puts him in a tiny boat made of bulrushes and sets it on the Nile.

It leads to a 60-foot boat, made of bamboo, floating on a windblown "sea" of bamboo leaves.