Sentence examples for made from broad from inspiring English sources

Most medieval church windows were made from broad glass.

"This is really just a warped tetrahedral frame made from broad, curved ribbons," he said.

It is distinguished by spicy, oil-based sauces that are flavored by salt, garlic, ginger, pickled chilies, doubanjiang — a spicy paste made from broad beans — and, most crucially, Sichuan peppercorns, which burst like Bang Snaps on your tongue and give the food its trademark flavor: ma la ("numbing spicy").

Children play in the sandy street and some venture past the front fence – like all the fences here it's made from the broad fat stalks of palmyra palm leaves.

But it is the bean paste — spicy and salty, made from fermented broad beans — that now stands out in my memory: paired with garlic in the volcano beef, which doesn't so much erupt as ooze across the palate in its own good time; or matched with hot chili in the mapo tofu, a bowl of oily, savory goodness as gorgeous as it is tasty.

Data gaps appear biggest regarding global forestry intensity, for which major advances could be made from maps of broad types of forestry systems (e.g. plantations, agroforestry, managed and unmanaged natural forests, as well as forest harvesting).

It is made from a few sheets of a broad-sheet newspaper rolled the long way and tied in a series of knots.

However, the authors point out that no broad generalizations can be made from the results.

Although much more research is needed in tennis, some broad generalisations can be made from the information reviewed.

While tequila is made from a specific variety of the plant's fruit and produced mainly in Jalisco State, mescal (or mezcal as it is spelled in Mexico) is made from a broader class and is often viewed as the earthier, country cousin, distilled in a centuries-old process distinct from tequila's and with an alcohol content generally in excess of 45 percent.

Our employers made the broad transition from pension plans — where the risk was spread broadly and the companies were responsible for their employees' retirement — to 401(k) plans, where the risk was shifted entirely to the employees.