Sentence examples for veil made of from inspiring English sources

But the dappata - a 5ft-long,3ft-wide, loose veil made of translucent silk - is a very happy Pakistani compromise between Muslim modesty and sexy femininity.

The bride's veil, made of layers of ivory silk-tulle with a trim of hand-embroidered flowers, was also embroidered by the Royal School of Needlework and was held in place by the Cartier Halo tiara, which was lent to the duchess by the Queen.

The veil makes of her shape a stark A, balanced by the upward V of its folds, enclosing her face, which is handsome but not quite beautiful.

Diaphragms were "womb veils," made of rubber or a cloth membrane and advertised as "the wife's protector".

It was the type species of subsection Exannulati in section Micacei of the genus Coprinus, a grouping of related taxa with veils made of sphaerocysts (round swollen cells usually formed in clusters) exclusively or with thin-filamentous connective hyphae intermixed.

The first half of "Behind the Blue Veil" makes a case for the noble cause of preserving a way of life; the second half admits its near-futility.

A hag in a pink veil makes a spooky Helen of Troy, and a skeleton stands in for Alexander the Great.

Muslims make up 3.2% of Canada's population and niqabis, women who wear the face veil, make up less than 1% of the 1.05 million Muslims in Canada.

Some wearers of the veil make a strictly personal choice to don it.

As someone who attended Hebrew school at a Conservative synagogue in Westchester County during the late 1970s and early '80s, I couldn't help wondering what Ms. Veil would have made of the Holocaust education provided for Jewish children then.

And we had hats with veils made.