Sentence examples for pendant which from inspiring English sources

The best-known is probably the hook-shaped whale ivory pendant, which was traditionally strung on coils of human hair.

Why all that fuss about a pendant which, since it belonged to Claire, was totally useless as evidence?

She is wearing a necklace holding a little pendant, which has "Allah" written in Arabic, and another one with Hebrew lettering.

That and the pendant, which was made in Mexico, have led investigators to believe she may have been an immigrant, or possibly a runaway.

The pendant, which measures 2.3 by 1.6 inches, depicts a man thought to be Mars with a bare breast and a helmet next to his foot.

Each two-sided gold pendant, which she calls a talisman, is engraved with an astrological symbol and power word (e.g., Energy for Virgo, Courage for Aries).

This figure also has ear pendants which look as though they were copied from those of the Great Image.

The flower heads are chandeliers of red-green, glassy, pendants, which open into lipped, lobed, bulbous flowers like orchids from cerise to shell pink.

The original simple forms of central Polynesia became, by the 14th century, the so-called chevron pendants, which were probably worn in symmetrical pairs.

Some robots are also set up from hand-held devices called "pendants", which can often program more than one robot at the same time.

The design, which landed on the front page of the Times Housee & Home section, domesticates a bank-size main dining room with amber-lit earth colors, semi-private booths, and hand-carved wooden pendants, which glow like jack-o'-lanterns.