Sentence examples for covered with scrap from inspiring English sources

About 100 acres of land, then covered with scrap yards and auto body shops, were acquired by condemnation, he said.

For example: the walls are made from soda bottles and vinyl records, our desks are all old doors, our floor is covered with scrap carpet pieces and the list goes on.

To Frankie and his partner, Joe Posa, that empty dirt floor is a beautiful blank canvas: soon, if all goes well, it will be covered with scrap metal: pieces of cars, plumbing, old appliances, air ducts, fences: anything that the citizens of Brooklyn no longer need or want.

Bodies were lined up on the sidewalk and covered with blankets, scraps of cardboard, even tree branches.

After the artist's body is covered with iron scraps and very strong magnets, other performers throw nails at her that stick to this iron armor, until she can't stand the weight of the material any more.

Interspersed are beehive-shaped tents covered with hides and scrap — the hovels of the nomadic Bella, former slaves who remain in serflike conditions, working as goatherds and as servants for their former owners.

In my case, those forms and shadows came to me as words, in a letter containing a dozen pieces of scrap paper covered with a feverish handwriting.On a freezing June morning in the late nineteen- seventies, a young Argentine Navy officer was walking along the Rivadavia, the main shopping street of Buenos Aires.

Make a giant collage on the cover with scrap paper, stickers, drawings, and pictures.

Negating the delicacy of those interventions are Peter Buggenhout's hulking sculptures of scrap metals and plastics, covered with a dense moss that turns out to be household dust.

Metalworkers are doing a brisk business in satellite dishes, which are hand-beaten from scrap; the finished products are covered with the logos and brand names of canned goods, making them look like Pop art.

Bolted to a wall, frozen in mid-snarl and lunge, the dog is made of welded scrap metal and rebar and partly covered with a plaster skin.