Sentence examples for shield made of from inspiring English sources
If all has gone well, however, a small part, protected by a heat shield made of carbon-phenolic resin, will have survived and landed in the desert near Woomera.
The show also exhibits assorted religious accouterments, like obsidian knives used for sacrifice, painted terra-cotta bowls in which blood might be collected, funeral caskets, a shield made of feathers and fine gold jewelry worn by priests.
Here I sit in my wretched hiding place behind a black curtain, clenching on to a round coffee table – a makeshift shield made of plastic that's hard, but surely not hard enough.
The mayor announced Mr. Kerik's appointment at a news conference at City Hall, where Mr. Safir handed to Mr. Kerik the 99-year-old commissioner's shield, made of solid gold.
But what we can do now, in real-time, is produce imagery and emotional experiences within a game, at a level where the uncanny valley is left far behind".Intrepidly, I don a tight, grey, reflector-studded motion-capture suit, grab a sword and shield made of plastic rods covered in DayGlo tape, and enact some gladiatorial combat with a stuntman.
The show includes a circular Ethiopian shield made of heavy hide decorated with radiating bands of silver, one of which has been engraved (presumably in London) with the following: "Taken from an Abyssinian Chief during the War in 1867 and given by Colonel Palliser to his cousin Sir Henry Charles Hardinge".
They also contain heat shields made of polymers or heat-resistant wax.
Small carved ivory or wood figures were worn by Ngbandi warriors, who carried shields made of decorated woven fibre.
Armed with shields made of cardboard, and lumps of mud to hurl, they divide themselves into two groups.
*... had made small shields made of the hide of the ox, and carried each of them two spears such as are used in wolf-hunting.
Describing Navajo warriors, he writes: They wielded clubs and carried shields made of buckskin layers taken from a deer's hip, where the hide is thickest.
