Sentence examples for finely fashioned from inspiring English sources
Some are finely fashioned art objects that are laid out like tiny flip books or giant maps.
There, Mrs. Porter, a sleek and finely fashioned woman, lives in an atmosphere untouched by rehearsals, tryouts, or anything less gracious than her own collection of aquamarines.
Ignoring the identities of the interred remains, his interest focuses on the artfulness of cemetery carvings and on the changing styles of stonework from Puritan death heads to quaint depictions of willow trees to finely fashioned Victorian figures.
There are excellent examples of these here, along with the finely fashioned silver that would have adorned the table of wealthy men such as Caesar, including the famous Arcisate Treasure from the British Museum.
He reported that Manche priests dressed in finely painted vestments fashioned from tree bark.
What followed were a soft sail of sesame-seeded bread; exquisite kibbe fashioned from finely ground beef and pistachios; cigar-thin dolma filled with tart rice; tender meatballs the size of marbles; fish wrapped in grape leaves; a salad of figs and tomatoes; orbs of candied eggplant and a crescent of pumpkin draped with walnut sauce.
The Bulldogs nave been fashioned into a finely tuned offensive defensive unit by Carmen Cozza.
At 45, Mr. Moschen has honed his craft as finely as his father once fashioned the instruments he used as a toolmaker and stonemason.
One of them wore, covering head and shoulders, a giant penis fashioned out of finely woven straw, appropriately painted, erect, and pointing forward; the other figure wore a similarly fashioned and painted vulva of equal dimensions, elliptical and vertical.
These stepped wells are fashioned entirely of finely finished soapstone arranged symmetrically, with steps and landings descending to the water on four sides.
Noon 5) NO JACKET OR TIE As the wealthiest city in the region, San Sebastián has a finely honed fashion sense that goes beyond megachains like Zara and Mango.
