Sentence examples for fashioned in the shape from inspiring English sources

One flower arrangement was fashioned in the shape of a championship belt.

A small bookcase fashioned in the shape of a boat adorns one corner, and a ship's light, made by a yachting specialist, hangs above the stairwell.

5th 15th centuries) they were often fashioned in the shape of the rosary; in 18th-century Mexico, nuns wore wreaths on their heads to signify joy on the day they professed their religious vows; the advent wreath with four candles is a Christian symbol of the four Sundays preceding Christmas.

Conversely, the components of a 3DL sail are laid up over a three-dimensional mold fashioned in the shape of the finished product; Whidden likens it to the process of building the laminated hull of a fiberglass or composite boat over a male mold.

They then embedded the circuit-polyimide structure onto a hollow tube of silicone that had been fashioned in the shape of a finger.

The former "Suits" actress chose an outfit by Safiyaa for the occasion, which featured a black halter top with black-and-white sequins fashioned in the shape of branches with leaves. .

But to "Trekkies," the futuristic home might signal the final frontier, fashioned in the A-shape of a Star Trek Starfleet insignia.

There are so many exquisite touches, from the bottles of shampoo fashioned in the Etihad towers shape, to the mood lighting, electric curtains and netting, the Nespresso machine, wide-screen TV, and the three swimming pools and private beach, and even to the endless international buffet breakfast at The Rosewater Restaurant.

I also forgot to mention in my last post that the launch party invite is made of pink carboard fashioned into in the shape of a mask emblazoned with the words "who is Belle de Jour?" Unfortunately the only person who might be in need of such a disguise - Belle herself - is vowing to stay away from the event.

But close up, it's the red, white and green marble, fashioned in geometric shapes, which clad the church, the Baptistery of St John, and the Campanile, which was designed by Giotto, that takes the breath away.

Ideas include fashioning panels in the shape of flowers and being able to charge a mobile phone from a solar powered sculpture.