Sentence examples for mats made of from inspiring English sources
Before the development of weaving, fibres were probably interlaced to produce a simple form of plaited basket-work matting, replacing still earlier crude mats made of strands of dry stalks and tendrils.
Thin mats made of rice straw called tatami covered the floors and were used for sitting.
The experts recommend when framing paper collectibles to use mats made of silk, velvet or acid-free paper.
Two or more packs are $79 each, from Smith & Noble. 5. Mats made of woven vinyl backed by Polyurethane, or plynyl, come in various patterns, weaves and colors.
Mr. Taheri, the Mercy Corps program coordinator, and his colleagues told farmers that they simply had to dry their grapes on the new mats made of river reeds because they produced cleaner and plumper raisins for the international market.
The group first started collecting hair 10 years ago, using booms and mats made of hair to help deal with a series of small spills before a major push to clean up the Cosco Busan tanker spill in 2007.
The first is a flexible solar-panel mat made of copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) solar cells.
I wanted something humbler, so I decided to try the Snowflake that Never Melts: a place mat made of pine twigs.
Among ancient Egyptians, the people of the Harappa civilization (c. 2500 1700 bce) of the Indus valley, and some modern peoples, the corpse is wrapped in a mat made of plant fibres.
The piste, or fencing mat, made of linoleum, cork, rubber, or composition, is a strip at least 1.5 metres (4.9 feet) wide and 14 metres (46 feet) long, with an extension, or runback, of 1.5 metres at either end.
Apparently, one iPod Nano (model MA005) scorched a Japanese traditional "tatami" mat (made of woven soft rush straw) in January.
