Sentence examples for handmade ornaments from inspiring English sources

It has handmade ornaments made to represent each state and is lit by the first family.

It will get decorated with handmade ornaments from Oregon residents and will sit on the West Front Lawn of the Capitol.

After studying singing in her home town and meeting Phuntsok, she moved to Chengdu, where she found a job at a shopping Web site selling handmade ornaments, a position that presumably does not require pinstripe suits on a daily basis.

Here are some of their favorites gifts from holidays past: * Dr. Kathy Pecoraro, principal of Liberty Corner School: "My Christmas tree is loaded with handmade ornaments that children have made over the years.

Indoor stalls sell meat and dairy products while the stalls at the northern end are packed with locally produced honey and handmade ornaments (Trg Bana J Jelacica; 6am-3pm Mon-Sat, 6am-1pm Sun).

2) Make some handmade ornaments or gingerbread houses.

The 129 guitars in the exhibition "Dangerous Curves: The Art of the Guitar," which runs until Feb. 25 at the Museum of Fine Arts here, reflect four centuries of the instrument's evolution, from a handmade ornament built with an actual tortoise shell for a body, to a 1954 Fender Stratocaster styled like a car, to Ken Butler's 1999 Arte Povera coat hanger electric guitar.

At the Divine Craft Sale, on Sunday, handmade ceramics, ornaments, candles, soaps and fine art prints will be up to 20 percent off (Marcie McGoldrick porcelain plates, pictured, originally $12 to $39, will be $11 to $35 2121 East Fourth Street (Lafayette Street); (212) 387-9655 or divinestudio.com.

More than 200 artists are participating in a show and sale of handmade glass ornaments, knitted clothing, turned-wood bowls, gold jewelry and other articles at the craft center.

Arnett pointed at the metal flourishes and said, "This is based upon funeral sculpture that was in all the old graveyards.... Dial and all the people who grew up in his generation, they went to graveyards all the time that looked like this — stuff all over the place, handmade iron ornaments.

Thornton Dial / Courtesy Souls Grown Deep Foundation; Photograph by Stephen Pitkin Arnett pointed at the metal flourishes and said, "This is based upon funeral sculpture that was in all the old graveyards.... Dial and all the people who grew up in his generation, they went to graveyards all the time that looked like this — stuff all over the place, handmade iron ornaments.