Sentence examples for kite out of from inspiring English sources

You can even make a kite out of a potato chip bag and a Chia Pet out of a potato, some peat, and some grass seed.

In one of the play's most moving scenes they reminisce over a glorious day of kite-flying: Sam constructed the kite out of slivers of wood from a crate, scraps of paper glued together and short pieces of saved string, then convinced a fearful and much younger Hally to join him on an adventure that lifted the boy's eyes and mind to the sky.

Knock your opponent's kite out of the sky.

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The winds along the Outer Banks are strong and steady, and the kites flew out of the boys' hands almost as soon as they had been assembled.

Today, he makes kites out of Mylar; his kites sell at Big City Kites for $8.50 and $10.

As a child, Mr. Rodriguez built kites out of coconut leaves, palm fronds and tissue paper from shoe boxes.

PAUL BERGER "I make my kites out of balsa wood and DuPont house-wrap paper or fiberglass paper; then I tie it with nylon string.

At the Sunderland festival on July 1 you can spot flying geckos, watch the rokakku challenge where kite-flyers try to knock each other's kites out of the sky, or check out sky chasing.

WHEN Richard Bromley was a boy growing up outside Hartford, he and his friends made kites out of pieces of discarded paper and twigs they found on the ground and flew their creations in the open fields around their homes.

Events Kids can make their own kites out of paper bags and then fly them in the Lake Michigan breeze at Mayor Daley's Kids and Kites Fest on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the great lawn of the Museum of Science and Industry, 57th Street and Lake Shore Drive.