Sentence examples for made with newspaper from inspiring English sources

In the finale, a 25-foot bamboo tower of flammable pinwheels, linked by fuses made with newspaper, set off a shower of colorful sparks.

Both are made with newspaper put into pellet form and mixed in with absorbent material.

Collages were made with newspapers, train tickets and cheap wallpaper.

Because he doesn't even have a charcoal grill, he balances the paella pan on two cinder blocks over a fire made with newspapers and lathing scraps.

Even in Russia, according to Izvestia, 40percentt of the people can't afford toothpaste; in Karapchiv, many can't afford toilet paper and make do with newspapers (which to me seems sacrilegious).

Modern newspapers, made with groundwood pulp rather than linen or cotton rags, have shorter cellulose chains to start with, and are more acidic.

"The initial analysis of the bomb, based on evidence photographed and collected at the crime scene and distributed by British authorities, does not specify the size or type of explosive used in the bomb's main charge but suggests an improvised device made with forethought and care," the newspaper noted.

The flag print, made with clippings from foreign-language newspapers, was sold for the Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center, which recognizes a designer whose tableware and furniture were department-store staples a generation ago.

Arrangements have been made with both the local and college newspapers for links to our web site from theirs.

The football the children played with in the street was made from newspaper bound with tape.

Another piece, "Tourist," introduces a figure: a dummy made from plaster and chicken wire, with a hat made of newspaper and a camera around his neck.