Sentence examples for hole shaped from inspiring English sources

This jarring noun, based on the word picture of a hole shaped like a pot, is an Americanism first recorded by Thomas McKenney, appointed by President James Madison in 1816 to be superintendent of the Indian trade.

He leaves a hole shaped like a lifetime.

He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.

He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.

However it clearly exhibits the key hole shaped mesal frontoclypeal band of its Eurasian sister species A. picta Kolenati, 1848 (see Wallace et al. [ 39], Figure 104E).

The patient aperture is a beam stop with a hole shaped to the outer projection of the target in the beam's eye view.

And after attending to funeral arrangements, he decided just to stay for a while, moving into what he called the Mouse House, the odd mouse-hole shaped cottage where his mother had lived.

The building is covered by a concrete wall with holes shaped like leaves, roots and clouds, giving it the appearance of a concrete plant.

It takes on a human aspect in her wall reliefs, "Burned Guitar" and "Broken Guitar," with sound holes shaped like mouths that seem to call out their silent songs, and ears that listen to echoes of the past.

A multi-row distribution of the guide holes shaped like a quincunx can increase the interconnectivity of the plastic areas and allow the plastic area to extend from the tunnel wall deep into the surrounding rock.

Or you can try my personal favorite: the "Cathole" -- a mouse-hole shaped entryway that you insert into a door.