The plots are built of the same basic ingredients.
At the north end was an altar built of the horns of sacrificed animals.
But he had them killed anyway, and a tower built of the victims' heads.
The story is never history; it is built of the shards of history.
They were left over from the Japanese garden built of the Japanese Exhibit two years ago.
Pry open an eight-foot crate and you can see the cedar facsimile that he built of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex.
Yet the restaurant's customer base is built of the richest and most coddled people in the city, who love it for its elegance and, perhaps, simplicity.
Built of the cold, durable materials of the city — concrete, granite, hard-surfaced brick — the complex was connected by elevated pedestrian expressways.
Chantry House, designed as a rectory with some Gothic touches in the 1850s, was built of the warm, tawny stone that is characteristic of homes in the Cotswolds.
The Perpendicular-style parish church, as well as many other local buildings, is built of the local limestone (Kentish rag), which has been much quarried from Roman times for shipment for major buildings in London.
From a purely practical point of view, it is incomprehensible that a turtle should swim, a horse run, a person write, and a bird or a bat fly with forelimb structures built of the same bones.
