Sentence examples for manmade material from inspiring English sources

Manmade becomes another choice in handbags "I've been trying to make an eco-friendly luxury product," said Bruce Hoeksema, to explain the manmade material among his VBH collection of upscale bags.

When the American John Wesley Hyatt patented celluloid in 1869, his company pledged that the new manmade material, used in jewelry, combs, buttons and other items, would bring "respite" to the elephant and tortoise because it would "no longer be necessary to ransack the earth in pursuit of substances which are constantly growing scarcer".

However, due to its incredible versatility, availability, and relatively low cost, concrete is the most consumed manmade material on the planet.

As part of his African Electronics work, Attukwei again recycled gallons to make African-style masks; creating a traditional object with a manmade material.

As part of his African Electronics work, Serge again recycled gallons to make African-style masks; creating a traditional object with a manmade material.

I packed easy-to-wash hiking pants made from some terrifying manmade material, hiking boots (sadly, I could not find them with kitten heels), sunscreen and a one-piece.

Manmade materials are generally much less variable.

Are natural or manmade materials more appropriate to a memorial?

But Product is staid to a point: one version comes with a suggestive silicon object, just part of Sophie's penchant for manmade materials and attention.

As the 1951 Ealing comedy The Man in the White Suit showed, there were mixed feelings about this mastery of manmade materials.

"We're adding value with manmade materials that dry faster when being worn so they feel comfortable longer," Mr. Hagler said.