Sentence examples for made from string from inspiring English sources

The cable can be made from string, wire, or rope, and struts can be made from tubes, dowel rods, or just sticks.

Further along the narrow walkway of the top terrace, Save the Children has constructed an "espace timoun" – a tent school where displaced children are being told by an impassioned teacher,"You are Haiti's future!" When school ends for the day, boys gather to fly kites made from string and plastic bags over the camp.

Drying racks made from string attached to street lamps hang clothes and towels while a temporary shower area has been dismantled to expand a 30-meter study area with wooden tables, desk lamps and stationery.

Then again, Oguibe's reliance on found objects reflected back at him with Hazlewood's cut-and-hung lines and contours made from string and paper, shadow and light, curving, bending and reflecting through real space.

Often, if the rosary is made from string, rather than chain, the Doxology will be marked with a thick or knotted section.

According to string theory, most particles are made from strings that are open-ended, like scraps of thread.

At the end of Act I, for example, during the wedding-night love duet between Butterfly and Pinkerton, black-clad dancers form trellises of white lanterns to shield the couple as flower petals fall from on high and curtains made from strings of petals descend.

The rail is a prized food for local people who catch it with traps made from strings of bark and hunt it with dogs.

The long, narrow, high-ceilinged room has been transformed into a sleek contemporary bistro with extravagant light fixtures made from strings of glass balls, kite-like fabric floating from the ceiling and a shiny stainless steel exposed kitchen.

Pendulums similar to Blackburn's can be easily made from wood, string and a plastic funnel.

More whimsically, Raoul also entertains various non-human visitors, fantastical creatures fashioned from scrap materials: a crayfish immaculately crafted out of industrial metal tubing; a giant jellyfish in shimmering antique silk; a skeletal wading bird made from frayed string; and, most fantastic of all, a spectral, life-size fabric elephant.