Sentence examples for which has been fashioned from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to underestimate Yardy's bowling, which has been fashioned by the advent of Twenty20.

"At first I wasn't sure about this," he confessed, looking around the apartment, which has been fashioned into three areas — vignettes, in Siriano parlance — bedroom, kitchen/living room and main living room/grand salon.

After leaving the Noodle, we walk into the foyer, which has been fashioned to look like Hawaii.

And there were about 30 aerial shells, typically used in fireworks, which had been fashioned to be explosive devices.

The cellblock, which had been fashioned from steel shipping crates, resembled a horse barn.

The foreshore was strewn with blanched tree trunks – escapees from logging operations around the coast – some of which had been fashioned into a Crusoe-like shelter.

The shell, which had been fashioned into a homemade bomb, was discovered by an American convoy as it made its way through Baghdad on Saturday, the officials said.

Many of the historical items are pieces of wood which have been fashioned into small varnished squares used to decorate the interior walls and door panels.

Like the hundreds of other noises out of which "Forest" has been fashioned — the cawing of ravens, the hiss of wind, radio static, laughter, gunfire — the explosion felt as real to me as my own heartbeat.

In a David Jones painting of 1921 it is the stoical Redeemer, at one with the Welsh landscape from which the cross has been fashioned.

Some wood from the tree in Zambia under which his heart was buried has been fashioned into a cross that hangs in the cathedral.