Sentence examples for make a rug from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to make a rug for my cabin out of his hide.

What makes you frustrated? A. It sometimes costs less to make a rug abroad than to clean it here.

"Because people of the Muslim faith believe that only God, or Allah, can create something perfect, and for a man or a woman to try to make a rug perfect is to insult Allah," he said.

"It takes months to make a rug, and to be able to get them in time to market, in the shades and colors and designs that are fashionable, is a very expensive thing".

You're going to make a rug of people being thrown into ovens?" The man selling the rugs, Kevin Sudeith, 38, of Queens, said that many flea-market browsers considered the rugs sympathetic to the United States.

(Now that the company is owned by Tai Ping, a Hong Kong manufacturer, Ms. Kossmann said, it is cheaper to make a rug of wool and silk than it was in the '70s, when the rugs were made in the United States and the silk was imported).

Make a rag rug.

That's what makes a rug go bare, not foot traffic.

"I like the idea of making a rug out of something that's usually underneath the rug," Mr. Woods said, adding that he isn't conscious of any influence his surname may have had on his work.

Jessica argues that the wolf stands for everything she loves in the wild; the man counters that he has legitimate plans to use the wolf — making a rug out of its hide, and so on — and that the wolf wouldn't show her the same mercy she wants to show it.

Yesterday I watched a silent video where someone made a rug out of an old T-shirt.