Sentence examples for make something tangible from inspiring English sources
Foldify, a $4 iPad app, helps parents make something tangible with their children.
"Being able to make something tangible, whether it be in Peru or in the lab, has given me the confidence to self-identify as an engineer," he says.
Kristin Marshall, 15, experienced the excitement and energy of coding that the organization hopes others will see when they use their new skills to make something tangible.
The two events taught Mr Gever that "the world is unstable" and it was time to pursue his dream "to make something tangible".
"After a career on Wall Street with a telephone in one hand and sitting in front of a computer and moving money around, (it's nice) to make something tangible: Something that people can taste, feel and enjoy," Parker tells China Money Network in an interview in New York.
The carpenters, though, actually made something tangible — was that not significant?
"I'm not in this for money and fame," she adds, finally, "but for that feeling I get when I'm creating, making something tangible.
For now, though, it's much nicer than staring at a computer screen all day, and there is something truly thrilling about actually making something tangible, something beautiful that someone would keep for ever.
He loved it — the huge cranes delicately pouring pots of molten fire, the camaraderie on the production line, the proud heritage of making something tangible — but soon realized he could never make a career there.
And Reyes' work has certainly been useful, both on a creative and practical level using the vast weapons junkyards to provide fodder and material for his work, making something tangible and positive come out of the wasteful detritus of Mexico's drug wars.
