Sentence examples for fashioned to look from inspiring English sources

At RedFarm, there are dumplings fashioned to look like Pac-Man characters and horseshoe crabs.

Fashioned to look like mini-châteaux, they sleep from two to six.

Black wires protruding from the gunman's backpack were from a stereo speaker fashioned to look like a bomb.

Nonmusicians can get their kicks at the glammy neon-lighted bar, whose circular counter is fashioned to look like a turntable.

Fashioned to look like a miniature professional range, with dials instead of buttons, this chrome oven is the sleekest and the most idiotproof of the group.

It is not merely poured on top of the espresso, but fashioned to look like a feather, a leaf, a heart or a minimalist grouping of lines.

"Right now it's very uncool in fashion to look like an uptight label queen," Simon Doonan, creative director of Barneys New York, said.

On Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported on the new fashion to look low-key on the outside while digging deep for opulence — carving out subterranean spaces for Turkish baths, Italianate spas, movie theaters, skateboarding ramps, squash courts, discos and golf-simulation centers.

He mounted iron horse heads on the antique newel posts of the staircase, fashioning it to look as though they had always been there.

The whole point of fashion is to look up to date rather than old-fashioned.

The bar area, off to the side, is eccentric, with one wall fashioned from concrete to look like the interior of an Italian wine cave.