Sentence examples for fences made of from inspiring English sources

Inland in the south, thatched rectangular huts made of adobe are clustered around big trees and surrounded by earthen walls or fences made of palm branches.

Simple brush fences made of well-branched woody plants can be used to "stick" peas or beans, as gardeners did in Jefferson's day.

Half of the new wall, extending from Tecate, Calif., to Laredo, Tex., will consist of barriers like 15-foot-high fences made of sheet metal and solid concrete.

He's subdivided the pasture with fences made of native trees so that those parcels can begin to grow again while the cattle are rotated among them.

That's how it's going these days in rural Loudoun County, Va., a distant suburb of Washington, where dry stone walls--the low fences made of stacked stones that traditionally marked farm boundaries--are catching on again in a big way, particularly among newcomers who are turning old farms into their own small country estates.

They look like a chain-link fence made of light.

It was sectioned off by a shin-high fence made of broken sticks and lolling twine.

To the left was a sideways-leaning fence made of patchwork pieces of colored tin and old, flattened oil cans.

He ran and ran and ultimately took roost on a distant fence made of haybales, next to a scarecrow.

It leads to a clearing where a primitive fence made of branches encloses a tent and a jumble of dirty belongings.

His $3,00010-foot-highh fence, made of polyethylene mesh, is stretched on heavy-gauge cable strung between trees in his woods.