Sentence examples for objects produced from inspiring English sources

The majority of these objects produced a "crunchy" auditory accompaniment when consumed, and were orange-colored.

The curators gathered luxury objects produced for ceremonies throughout Russia's dizzying series of new leaders taking over for assassinated predecessors.

Chinese jade, any of the carved-jade objects produced in China from the Neolithic Period (c. 3000 2000 bce) onward.

And the objects produced are exhibited in museums and galleries and are collected with a fervor formerly reserved for Rembrandts and Rothkos.

A large number of ordinary objects produced especially for the god have been used in the daily worship of divine statues.

The most impressive bronze objects produced by this culture are large drums, which seem sometimes to have been buried with the dead.

Applying the rules of quantum mechanics to everyday objects produces perplexing implications.

Accelerating objects produce oscillations in this landscape, which are the gravitational waves.

"Fracking Fluid Injections," nearly 10 minutes, crosses that line: echoed vowels become nasty bleats, bowed metal objects produce screeching overtones.

It has also nudged painting and sculpture into close contact with furnishings, jewelry and decorative objects, producing a kind of friction that rarely occurs in museums.

So not only was Einstein right, again, and accelerating objects produce gravitational waves, but even more incredibly, the thing we thought was the be-all-and-end-all, our universe, is just one tiny corner of creation.