Sentence examples for make rattles from inspiring English sources

In addition to container rattles, Native Americans make rattles from small objects strung together in clusters; these objects include deer hooves, seashells, seeds, seed pods, nuts, fruit pits, brass shotgun shells, and bottle caps.

And these new diesels don't smell or make rattling noises.

"War," Thomas Hardy once wrote, "makes rattling good history".

The view that peace is dull is widespread, often supported by an out-of-context quote from Thomas Hardy that "War makes rattling good history but Peace is poor reading".

Buy spare mid-cap mags although hi-cap means you can shoot longer at the price of self-winding the magazines and making rattling noises when moving), a good tactical vest, and a red dot sight.

These are general, sometimes there may be a strike without these signs because a rattlesnake can bite from any position if needed: A rattlesnake in a coiled position — the coil permits the rattlesnake to make its most effective strike The front end of its body (head) is raised Its rattler is shaking and making rattle sound.

He said Friday night's game demonstrated how the Knicks stick together, do not get rattled, make the big plays under pressure.

The Warao of Venezuela make strung rattles from beetle wings.

Native Americans also make container rattles from manufactured materials, such as tin cans or hollow metal tubes.

Native peoples from the southeastern United States make leg rattles from turtle shells or evaporated milk cans filled with small pebbles and attached in rows to a piece of leather.

Similarly, peoples from northwestern Mexico make leg rattles from the cocoons of the saturniid moth; the cocoons are dried, filled with seeds or bits of broken seashells, sewn shut, and strung on a cord.