Sentence examples for were essentially made from inspiring English sources

Tom Stone, a professor of Hawaiian studies at the University of Hawaii and a surfboard shaper, said the early alaias were essentially made from scraps.

My friends under about forty-five accepthisis as normal: They don't know that movies, for the first eighty years of their existence, were essentially made for adults.

The speakers on the phones were essentially made to act like microphones that would try to sense unusual noises during off-peak office hours.

I had the author photos for my first two books ("Lush Life: A Biography of Billy Strayhorn" and "Positively 4th Street") taken in Riverside Park, because the books were essentially made there.

When I spoke to him recently, he downplayed the Treasury's role and claimed that the profits were essentially made by obtaining commitments from major European banks that-for reasons never quite developed in 90 minutes of bafflegab-made it possible for the commitment-holders to rapidly double or quadruple their money.

Other design decisions — spraying exposed steel beams with fireproof material, for example — were essentially made for Yantrasast by code requirements.

Some editors were essentially making up their own texts.

"They were essentially making a living selling drugs".

We were essentially making an international film, but on a budget the size of an American independent film.

The indurated matrix is essentially made of fine pumice fragments.

Although Luck's mind was essentially made up, he turned to someone outside the family.