Sentence examples for tools made of from inspiring English sources

Some newly sickened workers have been exposed to metal tools made of beryllium alloys.

Finer tools made of quartz and occasionally of chert become visible in the archaeological record about 28,000 years ago.

Of course, in a 17th-century settlement, you wouldn't own many tools made of metal — so a whisk would have been unthinkable.

The first tools made of stone represented prehistoric man's attempts to direct his own physical strength under the control of human intelligence.

Tools made of this carbon steel are comparatively inexpensive but tend to lose cutting ability at temperatures at about 400° F (205° C).

Pieces of ceramic vessels and tools made of amethyst and quartz are among the signs of human occupation from thousands of years ago.

Also last month, researchers at the University of Montreal announced that they'd found a fifty-five-thousand-year-old tool made of bone in a cave in France.

The shovel that most city dwellers use, he said, is a relatively flat tool made of aluminum or heavy-duty plastic, costing $20 to $30.

They lifted 50-pound slabs of curd to put them through a harp, a large cheesemaking tool made of stainless steel and monofilament that dices the slabs into cubes.

In the last century, the high-rise (a common contemporary word for buildings 12 or more stories high) became a common tool, made of concrete, to counter urban sprawl and social inequality.

Machine tool made of CFRP has been emerging.