handmade造句

It's handmade and hence expensive.

Originate from Pomona in California, this band is famous for its handmade.

It was exquisite, silk, handmade and trimmed with a cobweb of lace.

Etsy is the online bazaar for handmade fashion, toys and home furnishings.

Once, he'd loved walking through Paris. He'd discovered a small handmade soba shop in Kyoto. He downhill skied gracefully.

One man drives his car into Havana each day with links of handmade sausage stuffed under the passenger seat.

You can sell almost anything at a farmers market - handmade soaps, homemade bread, vegetables and fruits, and so on.

She went to beauty school this summer and plans to seek work at a hair salon while selling her handmade jewelry.

Crock surface making to traditional medicines, with natural spices simmer juice all day, fast food restaurant chain add handmade noodles, all kinds of vegetables, meat and so on.

Bernarda Lorca would usually be sitting in her wheelchair, selling cosmetics and handmade crepe-paper flowers on the street in Santiago.

It's constructed of Solid Pine with a removable top and bottom and adorned with a handmade metal cross and gothic pall bearer handles.

The handmade bowls give evidence of "factory-like production, " says John Miksic, an American professor at Singapore's National University who is an expert on Southeast Asian archaeology.

But step outside the meat-locker air-conditioning for a moment, and you might encounter a toothless peasant in a coolie hat carrying handmade baskets of fresh lychees balanced on a bamboo pole.

The ivory satin dress had a nipped in waist, 9ft train and long-sleeved bodice of handmade lace by the Royal School of Needlework, based at Hampton Court Palace.