Sentence examples for picture made of from inspiring English sources

In fact, there is scarcely an available material that is not utilized somewhere in folk art, from the hickory-nut doll to the commemorative picture made of human hair, and materials are often combined.

A "picture" made of pieces of cloth, buttons, lace and found objects construes the dominant image of each song as a child might see it in her mind's eye.

Granny therefore had a picture made of her skiing toward Washington, put it on a post card and sent it to Mitch with the message "Hell has frozen over and here comes Granny!" The oak staff with its banner still over her shoulder, and Laura and Mary right behind her, Granny led thousands of us from all over the country into Washington.

It stood in front of a forlorn factory (pictured), made of plywood, fibreglass and plaster, and girdled by a huge padlock and chain.

On the walls, large, attractive pictures made of cherry wood and cork vie with four flat-screen televisions and big square windows outlined in bright pink neon.

It was a picture made out of political conscience and in defiance of Hollywood, and it is well worth pursuing.

Imagine, he says, that a skilled artist has created a mosaic picture made out of colored stones.

It's a picture made up of bold patterns of light and dark.

This picture made the front page of the following day's Daily Telegraph.

But that picture is made of that cheese and some beetroot juice, which I got from the juice bar.

But the picture makes fun of guys, too, right?