Sentence examples for chief material from inspiring English sources
English oak was the chief material, but softer woods also were used.
On the southern islands the chief material of major works of art was tortoiseshell, which was perhaps nowhere else in the world used on a comparable scale for masks and effigies.
She thought she needed to prove she was Commander in Chief material instead.
"Hillary Clinton reinforces daily to the American people that she is not commander in chief material.
On Tuesday, the safety board took the unusual step of calling its chief materials scientist from his laboratory to the crash site.
(To be honest, I probably can't share any of it; it's possible I may not actually be senior-management or New-York-bureau-chief material, and am better suited to watching Made in Chelsea.
Wood was the chief building material for domestic purposes and for temples, but only the terra-cotta decorations survive.
Instead, the argument needs to be that Santorum was too improvident, too trusting, too utopian and too naïve: Not a bad actor, but a decent guy in way over his head, and thus not chief executive material.
Most early buildings of the Fatimid period were of brick, although from the 12th century onward stone gradually became the chief building material.
Timber was the chief building material during the Han dynasty; it was used to build palace halls, multi-story residential towers and halls and single-story houses.
