Sentence examples for made from bones from inspiring English sources

Throughout the eighteenth century it was made from bones.

Needles and necklaces, flutes and ice skates were all first made from bones.

But I have not looked back since discovering the Italian approach to stock, made from bones with the meat still on them.

Flutelike instruments of many sizes, made from bones and wood, and elaborate percussion instruments figure prominently in all early cultures, in which these instruments often were assigned symbolic significance associated with forces of the supernatural.

Bone Black Vodka — wheat-based and so named because it has been filtered through charcoal made from bones — is strong at 104 proof, but smooth, with a touch of sweetness in its finish.

He adored the strange, luminous element, and called it "cold fire" (kaltes Feuer), or, in a more affectionate mood, "mein Feuer". Throughout the eighteenth century it was made from bones.

But made from bone, the tool would flex as it was pressed onto a hide.

One of the most amazing things about Skara Brae is the degree to which it has been preserved and its rich array of artefacts, including tools, pottery and jewellery made from bone and tusks.

With Michael Fassbender as Macbeth, its gimmick is there is no gimmick: according to historical record, the setting is the Scotland of 1057, a place of cruel violence where crowns are made from bone and dogs lap at the blood of kings.

For each of us, the gift of consciousness resides in a cellular vehicle, made from bone and blood, skin and fat, and driven by muscles a body, as Walt Whitman put it, "cunning in tendon and nerve". One cardiac muscle and countless smooth visceral muscles operate automatically within the unseen engines of life.

Other finds include arrowheads dating from the Bronze Age, a leather shoe which was preserved in the earth and a fine-toothed comb made from bone.