Sentence examples for made lamps from inspiring English sources

Adela Valdez made lamps in a factory at the back of a lighting store on Canal Street in Manhattan.

Forty thousand years ago, by the caves of Lascaux, our ancestors made lamps of animal fat puddled in hollowed-out stone.

Above the dining-room fireplace was a gilt-framed mirror that their mother had found in a junk shop and repaired; she had also made lamps out of old glass demijohns and pottery bottles, with her own silk shades.

A small gallery displays the quirky abstract sculptures he called "Lunars" that, rigged out with light bulbs in odd places, made lamps of a fine, goofy sci-fi quality that must have seemed off the wall in 1943.

Though best known as a furniture designer, Mr. Stickley was also a businessman who, often in collaboration with other designers, made lamps, ceiling lights, metalwork and other kinds of interior furnishings.

His vendors then made lamps out of the artifacts.

Youngsters will make lamps, dreidels and models.

He works at a factory in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, making lamps.

"Knowledge of the world was developed as the children made maps and worked with clay to make lamps".

In Montone, the artisanal ironworker Luca Volonterio makes lamps, door handles, candelabra and curtain rods (below) to measure.

Ted gives him a box of clapper switches that make lamps turn on and off when you clap.