Sentence examples for frames of wood from inspiring English sources

Online shops sell modern frames of wood and metal to do-it-yourselfers, typically for $200 to $1,000.

The kitchen, which abuts one wall, is lined with cabinets that look like frames of wood and multi-colored glass.

He coiled them like bull's-eyes inside glass vitrines and frames of wood taken from his Dorchester houses (the Brooklyn Museum of Art owns one, titled "In the Event of Race Riot II...".) or cutting them into strips and laying the material with its faded hues side by side, like an illusive stripe painting (the Whitney is in the process of acquiring one of these).

The leaves will be affixed to the sukkah's frame of wood and bent-steel spines.

The Mosquito had a frame of wood and a skin of plywood, and it was glued and screwed together in England, Canada, and Australia.

Barbacoa was an Arawak Indian word for an interlaced frame of wood supported on posts and used either to sleep on or to preserve meat and fish by drying.

In hills where Redwood trees were accessible, they built conical houses from Redwood bark attached to a frame of wood.

You now have a cube frame of wood.

The best choice would be a plain colored frame of wood or plastic.

"We make the frame out of wood," Mr. Rigas said.

Give your snaps some seaside soul with this frame made of wood from old beach-huts.