Sentence examples for made from coarse from inspiring English sources

In the morning Yngve, his girlfriend Kristin, and I caught the bus to Dad's flat, where they were walking around nervously, Dad in a flamboyant white shirt, Unni in a white dress made from coarse material.

A baggy-looking early painting made from coarse Belgian linen, hanging on the wall, gives the impression that it was Mr. Barrow, not his wife, who was working in home furnishings.

Jack Frowers, a South Carolina farmhand, paddled across creek waters to join Union troops "in a vessel he had made from coarse grass twisted into a rope," Dale Rosengarten notes in the basket making essay.

The tunics of poor people and labouring slaves were made from coarse wool in natural, dull shades, with the length determined by the type of work they did.

The tunic worn by plebeians, or common people, like shepherds and slaves, was made from coarse and dark material, whereas the tunic worn by patricians was of linen or white wool.

However, as suggested by SEM results, this difference in surface topography was apparently lost in the process of machining of the implants, so that no significant difference in the in vivo cell response to the implants made from coarse-grained and ultrafine-grained Ti was observed.

If your drink fills an ordinary coffee cup, was made from coarse-ground beans, or went through an ordinary coffee filter, it is not a typical espresso.

The major difference between Polenta and Corn Meal Mush is Polenta is usually made from a coarser grade of corn meal.

Innovative geotextiles designed for erosion control and made from meandrically arranged coarse ropes were produced.

It began to cost farmers more to shear their flocks than they made from selling the coarse wool – and some felt they had no option but to burn the fleeces as waste products.

Whetstone: These stones generally considered the easiest to use and are made from fine to coarse grit stone.