Sentence examples for from basket from inspiring English sources
Weaving apparently preceded spinning of yarn; woven fabrics probably originated from basket weaving.
Now Michel Martelly, the new president, wants to change his country's image from basket case to business opportunity.
Countries from Brazil to Vietnam have shown that, given the right technology, sensible policies and a bit of luck, they can transform themselves from basket cases to bread baskets.
Those who are currently European paragons of fiscal virtue are only a couple of decades away from becoming indistinguishable from basket cases like Greece, according to a recent Standard & Poor's study.
Under state control it could never have been so bold, says Mr Minh.Special report Half-way from rags to riches A bit of everything Two wheels good, four wheels better Entrepreneurs unbound The return of the boat people From basket case to rice basket Revealing its hidden charm We want to be your friend How long can the party last?
Many are able to receive foreign television and radio and look at foreign websites.Special report Half-way from rags to riches A bit of everything Two wheels good, four wheels better Entrepreneurs unbound The return of the boat people From basket case to rice basket Revealing its hidden charm We want to be your friend How long can the party last?
Mr Lee's hero is the dictator Park Chung-hee, architect of South Korea's rise from basket-case to industrial powerhouse.
Every catalog brings a selection of more off-beat courses, from basket-weaving, lampshade-beading and other crafts to cultural studies like "Baseball in New York" to even more eclectic social topics -- "Freaks, the Culture of the Grotesque," for example, and "Gym Culture and the Modern Amazon," a course about women and workouts.
Golden chanterelles tumble from baskets.
Choose from baskets of fake meat, fake fruits, fake vegetables, or fake crabgrass.
"Rather than using stiff gladiolas, she used daisies and tulips and had them in everything from baskets to gilt bronze".
