Sentence examples for made of comes from inspiring English sources

That's a lot of steel, and most of the ore it's made of comes from mines in Minnesota and northern Michigan.

In the medieval town, there are gardens merging with the people and their dwellings; the stones buildings are made of come from the region so that their color integrates with the landscape; finally, the very architecture and building design recalls springs, heights, caves, meadows, glens etc.

For a special honeymoon trip, an Hermès passport case made of calfskin comes in a variety of colors.

I like to think that even Anna, seeing, say, a jumpsuit made of balloons coming down the runway, can't keep it all in.

No mention was made of it coming to other parts of the world.

Many parameters were tested and because we had clusters made of ESTs coming from several highly expressed genes, we increased the clustering and assembly stringency.

Made of cotton, it comes in queen or king, both $168.

(Walls today are made of Sheetrock, which comes in boards that are screwed into wooden or metal framing called studs).

Synthetic fill is usually made of polyester and comes in 2 insulation categories.

The labels are made of proteins that come from jellyfish and corals.

1. Plynyl tiles, made of woven vinyl, come in 21 combinations of colors and texture.