Sentence examples for shapes made of from inspiring English sources

Recently, three decorators sat at one of five work stations, applying shapes made of fondant to tiered birthday cakes.

It culminated in two even more jagged shapes, made of white pegboard partly swathed in black garbage bags.

Her latest collections, showcased this month at the trade fair Tranoï in Paris, feature heavily sculptural and organic shapes made of bronze.

"Odd shapes made of wood, old wooden door stops (yes, as crazy as it may seem), old gloves found on the street, old matchbox labels.

Targets, shapes made of concentric circles, are familiar in American art as standing for organization, as opposed to the gestures of Abstract Expressionism.

Nests and cocoon shapes made of the wax, rice paper, aluminum mesh and wisteria vines seem to float in the air.

If a child's kite was heading for disaster, "Dédé" would unhesitatingly ditch his own to save it.His own kites, though, were masterpieces: great cellular wheels 13 feet in diameter, a double wheel called "the Crown", clocks, castles, star-shapes made of tetrahedrons, and five interlocking rings in honour of the Olympic games.

And what you get is a shape made of smoke with the barest hint of skin — a person, a column, a cloud, anything.

Louise Bourgeois's giant spider once stood menacingly in this hall; Anish Kapoor's "Marsyas," a huge, hollow trumpet-like shape made of a stretched substance that hinted at flayed skin, triumphed over it majestically.

We're more, 'Give it a go.' " At the Store at the Museum of Arts and Design in Columbus Circle, she found a cork placemat by Cindy-Lee Davies with a lacey shape made of recycled material that exemplified the "give it a go" sensibility.

The chamber is a cubic shape made of pixy glass with volume about 0.65m3.