Sentence examples for lines made of from inspiring English sources

Horsehair fishing lines gave way to lines made of silk, cotton, or linen.

The earliest painting here, "Crime Meets Crime," owes much to Matta's sexy biomorphism, but adds original touches, like the network of white lines, made of dots and dashes, that links elements in the composition.

The bright red mud, wet from the evening rain the day before, gave it a real field quality, but the lines made of rubble made it authentic.

For the number lines, the observed leftward bias was modulated by number magnitude and this modulation did not differ between amusics and controls: Bisections of lines made of DEUX (i.e., two) were biased more toward the left than for those made of NEUF (i.e., nine), reflecting the influence of the mental number line.

As bees dance relative to vertical, we placed plumb lines made of nylon fishing line with heavy metal washers at the ends at 5 cm intervals across the outer glass wall.

With the exception of depth-dependent (DD) samples, samples from the ASW were collected using the dedicated turbine pump; sample lines made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE, hereafter referred to as Teflon) and nylon were attached to an existing tap located on the discharge line from the wellhead, prior to any water treatment.

One piece consists of a long, meandering line made of thin rush reeds.

It contains a spool of five-millimetre, five-thousand-pound test line made of Kevlar and polyester.

In 2006, she started what she described as a jewelry line made of trash and recycled materials.

This was attached to a hand-operated line made of animal or vegetable material of sufficient strength to hold and land a fish.

Paul Kohn, a new store in TriBeCa, carries several collections of furniture, including one line made of mesquite, a rarity in Manhattan.