Sentence examples for made of thousands from inspiring English sources

Made of thousands of tiny creatures, it can cut Godzilla with its razor forehead.

"Even though they are made of thousands of chunks of glass, there's a rhythm and a handwriting to it that is similar to painting".

Only up close does the viewer observe that it is made of thousands of tampons, strung together by a cotton thread and hung from steel cables.

Voodoo-temple tapestries made of thousands of sequins, plus placards on the history of the African religion and its major spirits, are in a Terminal 2 corridor.

The 1983 "Cloud Sculpture," a suspended environment made of thousands of knotted blue threads, was three times as large, an ethereal Niagara.

The thin upper layers are made of thousands of tiny sea creatures deposited as, over immense stretches of time, the sea rose to overwhelm the land beneath.

But careers, of course, cannot be made of 20th-century diets alone.

Lipatti's playing has a bittersweet irony common to almost all the recordings he made of 18th-century repertory.

Their oldest set is made of 14th-century Yuan dynasty ceramic discs with the piece names written in calligraphy on the top.

For years he laboured to find the most authentic replica harpsichord; his favourite, by Martin Skowroneck of Bremen, which had pride of place in his huge drawing room, was made of 18th-century woods.

Moreover, in a book so dependent on the stories soldiers tell themselves and the world, there is surprisingly little use made of 20th-century theories of narrative, especially those formed at the intersection of psychoanalysis and literary criticism.