Sentence examples for wool made from inspiring English sources
Word painting has a history; Wool made it new.
The volatile price of wool made an economy dominated by sheep farming vulnerable.
Her fusion of craftsmanship and cool, of dainty lace with hairy fur and curly wool, made her show a standout for originality and attitude.
Wool made England's fortune, as attested by the fact that the lord chancellor sits on a scarlet pillow called the Woolsack when presiding in the House of Lords.
Mr. Wool made his name in the late 1980s, when the excesses of Neo-Expressionist painting were waning and a more satirical, hard-edge, commodity-conscious kind of art called Neo Geo was ascendant.
The natural lanolin that comes from wool makes them waterproof.
Numerous fulleries (processing and cleaning plants for wool) make it possible to study this important industry.
Fiber artists come in and we do weekend workshops on things like dyeing wool, making felt, knitting and weaving.
Half of Australia's iron ore exports are already destined for China's whirring steel mills, and more than half its wool makes its way to the mainland as well.
"I expect on a practical level she will learn about caring for animals, food growing and preservation, making wool, making cheese and of course the environment and how to best care for it.
