Sentence examples for drawn mold from inspiring English sources

Water had become trapped beneath the layers of their improperly tiled roof and had drawn mold into the house.

Appointed Great Britain's ambassador extraordinary to Constantinople in 1799, Thomas Bruce, the seventh Earl of Elgin and 11th Earl of Kincardine, asked the British government if it would subsidize a project to draw and make molds of antiquities on the Acropolis to help educate artists and the public in England Greecee was then controlled by the Ottoman Empire).

I obediently drew pictures, molded a clay figure, practiced vocalizing and journaled, but didn't feel much better.

As a result, a bounty of stunningly provocative plays — some conventionally drawn, many others mold-breaking — are reaching the stages of New York and beyond with powerful impact.

While Lucia had rejoiced in the many styles she brought together at Ballet Theatre, Misha wanted the company all drawn from the same mold.

Mr. Obama's views have drawn heavily from a cast of experts who helped mold the Chicago experience.

There are certain kinds of window treatments that can draw pollen and mold into your house as well as accumulate dust.

Indeed, many analogies may be drawn between neurons and slime mold plasmodia, such as electrical excitability, branching/stellate morphology and memristivity (thought to be the basis of synaptic plasticity, and thus memory).

To Jenn Hassin, veteran, artist, wife and mother of a beautiful 5-year old, these, along with her own life experiences, are her "script" to be "molded, sculpted, painted, drawn and hammered" into a journey that "layers itself within [her] detailed works... .. Hassin's "Letters of Sacrifice" has already been showcased, admired and honored at several locations and ceremonies throughout Texas.

Fill the mold to the line drawn earlier using warm tap water.

Most of the rehearsal time is spent rewriting the screenplay, line by line, drawing out and molding his work against performers' strengths and styles.