Sentence examples for masks which are from inspiring English sources

The artistic director, Derron Wood, has designed bird masks, which are made of hundreds of fluttering, multicolored feathers that were assembled by the theater's summer interns.

Uruapan was once famous for its masks, which are used by dancers in festivals, and Mr. Salgado is one of the last masters of the art.

It would also have ample hanging bars, even bathrobes and individual makeup masks, which are provided at the original Jeffrey in Atlanta.

The department had argued that beards prevented airtight seals in gas masks, which are used when pepper spray is required to remove an inmate from a cell.

Aggressive supernatural spirits of an almost demonic nature are represented by these masks, which are constructed from a variety of materials, usually including tapa, or bark cloth, and the pith of certain reeds.

At the start of the performance last month, many choir members were wearing surgical masks, which are common in Tokyo these days because of swine flu (another thing, perhaps, to complain about).

And of course we had to take precautions like wearing masks, which was depressing to see.

The stars of the apartment are the masks, which were created for ceremonial dances.

She based her brightly colored masks, which were painted by Mozambican artists, on designs typical of their country.

He is best remembered for his masks, which were used in theatre and dance performances throughout the world.

Masks, which were worn for initiations, were generally confined to basketry hoods with elaborate openwork eye panels and noses.