Sentence examples for wire mess from inspiring English sources

The water jar, built using cement, chicken wire mess and bricks, and costing about UShs 300,000 (around $141), is connected to the iron sheet roof top of Amwano's house.

The trays were made of wire mess and hardwood measuring 30 mm in depth and with dimension of 300 mm × 540 mm, as shown in Figure 5.

In the constructed solar drying cabinet, the materials used in the construction include 3/4 plywood, perspex glass, wooden bars, (for construction of the body) nails, wire mess, black paint, and hardwood (Figure 4).

There's nothing worse than having to un-tangle the wired mess to find the power adapter for your laptop.

Focusing on "data on the wire" cleans this mess up.

The modularity of its white wire shelving is messed up by extraneous debris, also painted white: tubing, metal fencing, tree branches and whatnot.

Twenty-three canaries fly around one room yellow dots that hark back to the colourful pieces of bubble-gum their nest a mess of wire and rububble-gum their

During a photo layout session, her creative director tried -- in vain, it seemed -- to persuade Ms. Danziger not to dispense with a photo of a teddy bear tangled in a mess of wire and cleaning products, an illustration for an article about health concerns.

But despite this mad rush into the Information Age, the digital environment of most wired homes today is an ugly mess of snaking wires and overloaded power outlets.

Physics faculty members Janet Conrad and Lindley Winslow, along with former postdoc James Maxwell, lent expertise and props to the set — including actual books, posters, and models from Conrad's office and "a mess of wires and magnets and lasers" from Maxwell's lab.

Penthouse 3A on the 11th floor of the new Ritz-Carlton in northwest Washington, D.C., is still a mess of wires and cement dust.