Arenas made of wood and palm fronds operate like fairgrounds.
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And contrary to popular belief, they were never made of wood.
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They were all homemade, made of wood and loaded with nails.
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This monitor model from 1982 is made of wood and foam.
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The sand embankment is a retention wall-bench made of wood.
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"It's made of wood and had some damage before," he said.
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"It's made of wood and had some damage before," he told NDR.
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"Imagine you have a ruler made of wood or iron," he says.
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Materials: Dividers are made of wood, fabric, plastic, paper, or any combination.
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He said the tambourine in it is made of wood, not metal.
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Recently we've been looking into sustainable building materials, like skyscrapers made of wood.
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Others are scale models made of wood and other materials of the age.
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The original family home, at 21964 Neal Penn Road, was made of wood.
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The artifact is highly refined, made of wood, diamonds and exquisite turtle shell.
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Her countertops are also made of wood, which is common for tiny homes.
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The tambourine's made of wood, not metal, but it does make a sound.
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In early wars, my ships were made of wood and powered by the wind.
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The house was made of wood and stone and surrounded by a stone fence.
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"Farsighted Zeus," proclaimed Pythia, had granted Athens "a wall made of wood" for defense.
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What they do: Construct, erect, install, or repair structures and fixtures made of wood.
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The latter is made of wood and leather and surrounded by sculptural hand-blown glass.
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"Both incorporate an underlying geometric structure made of wood, which you notice first," says Clark.
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The current iterations of this series I've created are made of wood, glass and marble.
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The stilted huts are made of wood and thatch or galvanized tin and concrete blocks.
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The original was made of wood by the Senufo people of the northern Ivory Coast.
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He compares spare capacity to fire trucks and OPEC to a city made of wood.
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Mr. Wuehrer was intrigued, but felt that a house made of wood would be cozier.
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Several of the modern-looking buildings turn out to be made of wood, straw and mud.
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The application is horrible, like applying eyeliner with a twig (the packaging is made of wood).
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When I was a child, I lived in a house made of wood, soil and paper.
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Made of wood, it commonly had slanting, triangular sails and a sharp upward bow at the front.
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Significant damage to apartments and shopping centers (even those made of wood or steel) can be expected.
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Evans repainted murals and rebuilt some structures, adding ceilings, floors and columns made of wood and concrete.
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Because much of Ikea's furniture isn't heavy or made of wood, Flippie's weight is light, she continued.
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The first ball was made of wood and steel and had 100 light bulbs installed over it.
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This is one production of the holiday classic in which the Nutcracker is actually made of wood.
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Molds used on public projects, however, are made of wood or metal, which can be used repeatedly.
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Any type of cutting board will do, but cutting boards made of wood keep your knives sharper longer.
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Aside from the realistically designed penetration vegetables, several stands at Venus offer dildos and vibrators made of wood.
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His three-year-old whiskies are being matured in casks made of wood other than the prescribed oak.
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So which seems more difficult: walking through a wall made of stone or a wall made of wood?
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The original hotel was made of wood and built in 1889, but it burned down two years later.
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The house is made of wood with some fabric accessories and is recommended for ages 3 and up.
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The Bianca is made of wood and plastic and includes 26 accessories, but it does not include dolls.
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" As Aronson describes, "Most of the works in the show are sculptures made of wood, stone and bronze.
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But Mr. Weinraub has also provided Miller and Morath with foils, if foils can be made of wood.
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Mr. Pence gave the pope a cross made of wood from a tree near the vice president's residence.
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Shacks made of wood and rusty corrugated metal fall from the sky, banging down onto barren landfill soil.
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Fatima faced them, wearing two crosses around her neck, one small and gold, the other made of wood.
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The ceiling slings so low that it forces some visitors to duck, and the flooring is made of wood.
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From shacks made of wood and tarpaulin, people sold kitchenware, fertilizer, clothes, tires, vegetables, CDs—anything you could imagine.
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Made of wood, briquettes also contain "binding" ingredients like sawdust, starch, and sodium nitrate, which make it burn better.
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Marine borers have come roaring back in New York Harbor, threatening almost anything in the water made of wood.
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Unfortunately, as many were made made of wood and subject to nature's forces, their survival rate was relatively low.
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But for years now I have had a sick feeling every time I shop for almost anything made of wood.
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The most memorable dream was that I'd been put back together and different body parts had been made of wood.
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Most notably, the roof of the cathedral that was made of wood went up in flames and suffered severe damages.
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With their collapsible lattice frames made of wood and their highly efficient felt insulation, yurts are both warm and transportable.
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Lovevery and Monti Kids toys are mostly made of wood, with neutral color palettes and very few bells and whistles.
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Consider the following: baseball bats are made of wood, and being a natural material, wood has certain innate structural flaws.
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The ceilings in most of the house are made of wood beams and cedar logs, in a traditional Moroccan style.
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At the current Whitney Biennial, she is showing a haunting pair of standing figures made of wood, concrete and bone.
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Months of work are spent honing the mostly half-life-size heads and hands, made of wood, porcelain or bronze.
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The floor is made of wood from Karuun, which the automaker claims grows fast and is hand-harvested in Indonesia.
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Kasparek was a mesmerizing, deeply expressive chap, particularly for being made of wood and having no movable parts of his face.
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Kebele housing today is of typically poor quality, with homes made of wood and mud and without proper sanitation and infrastructure.
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Stephens said one of her favorite design elements in the house is their shoe rack, which is also made of wood.
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Inside the room, a strikingly long table made of wood and onyx sits below a raindrop chandelier with 453,500 Swarovski crystals.
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A Japanese company is planning to build the world's tallest wooden skyscraper with 90 percent of the building made of wood.
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A real one made of wood, not one of those light, plastic ones that slip and slide all over the counter.
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The Vikings used this tar to seal and protect structures made of wood, such as boats and longships, and to waterproof sails.
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Large galleries feature works on paper, sculpture made of tinfoil, objects and wall pieces made of wood, short films, and other artworks.
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While some are made of wood, nylon, and scrap metal, others are crafted from precious metals such as gold, silver, and marble.
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Finishing touches include gold sconces, brass door handles custom-made in Paris, and a front door made of wood from New Guinea.
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It is found either as a lump, or in containers which are most often made of wood but include baskets and skins.
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All of the handles are made of wood for both durability and comfort, and the blade heads are made of carbon steel.
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Here's what he remembers about the interior:The floors appeared to be made of wood and were covered with a large Oriental rug.
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Theon flees and floats away (is Alfie Allen made of wood?) as his sister is taken prisoner with Tyene and Ellaria Sand.
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I was in the basement of the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, and I had a practice sword made of wood.
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The fire is suspected to have spread so rampantly given that many homes are made of wood or bamboo with plastic roofs.
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Like interdental brushes, some toothpicks (usually made of wood, rubber, or plastic) may be easier to hold than a strand of floss.
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Ricky: Made of wood, Sheetrock screws, piece of clear tubing to have the spine flexible, Glade Air Solid for the rib cage.
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The dining room has an unusual curved table made of wood native to Luxembourg, as well as sliding doors to the backyard.
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It is made of wood, with a tiny kitchen and toilet, a small living area and, most unusually, is in someone else's garden.
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I thought I would make it to the bathroom, but I started vomiting while still on the stairs, which were made of wood.
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A stone's throw from Mr. Ali's solar-paneled house, Jahanhiger Alam Joy stands inside his tiny store made of wood and corrugated metal.
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Like the other women in the village, Learpoora lives with her mother in a small manyatta made of wood, twigs and cow dung.
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One, on a base made of wood, is a figure made of pieces of metal (an armored skin) killing a serpent with a spear.
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The boli is a power object of worship used by the Bamana people and is generally made of wood or other natural encrusted materials.
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Many of the 1981 rackets were made of wood, including Borg's Donnay model with the extra-long grip to accommodate his two-handed backhand.
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He traces his steps during a residency upstate in which he lived in a hut made of wood and clay gathered from the forest.
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Little about the building has changed, except the floor is now made of wood instead of hay, and the bar serves seasonal craft beer.
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Though it may not be as attractive as the more traditional freestanding racks made of wood, metal is less susceptible to damage in humid environments.
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And because her house is made of wood, Spesard painted her walls in off-white to brighten it up and make the space seem larger.
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The 20-square-metre building - equal to about five king size beds - is made of wood and walls are insulated with cardboard to retain heat.
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"All the pictures we'd seen of the Dodgers' park showed it was made of wood," said David Dyte, a Brooklynite who has studied the issue.
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One elephant head piece, made of wood, burlap, paint and string, depicts Satao, a Kenyan elephant killed by poachers before Maruyama could finish the project.
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Traditional scrapers were made of wood, metal, ivory, and whalebone, though nowadays, you can get cheap tongue scrapers made out of plastic or copper on Amazon.
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The shield also featured an edging rim made of wood, and a woven stud at the center, called a boss, to protect the shield's wooden handle.
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But that was when old-fashioned sticks were made of wood, as opposed to the modern version that's a composite of paper mache and unicorn breath.
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The 15-foot-tall "Paper Arch," which the Renwick commissioned, is made of wood, paper, fabric and found objects and conceals two peepholes in its base.
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"If she weighs the same as a duck, she's made of wood," a man in an angry mob from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" says.
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Ms. Parkins plays a relatively small instrument that is made of wood; has a bunch of strings laced across its sharp, triangular body; and plugs in.
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Along with oysters and other marine life, these pests have come roaring back to New York Harbor, threatening almost anything in the water made of wood.
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The frames are not indestructible, but Kitajima noted that frames made of wood or cardboard would break if, for instance, a celebrating athlete jumped on them.
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"Actually, the first cars around 1900 were practically all wood, with wood frame and floors, and early bodies were often made of wood," Mr. Lee said.
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You look at the jeep but also through and beyond it to visible stretcher bars, while your gaze is drawn to sections made of wood veneer.
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It's made of wood – Sabuda cam from three generations of carpenters – but it is also as meticulously designed and decorated as one of his pop-up books.
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Because the house and accessories are made of wood, they're easy to wipe down, but you wouldn't be able to throw them wash them under running water.
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At the AIDS hospital, the pope saw a cross made of wood and shards of metal from the collapsed roof of the home of an elderly woman.
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The city is also upgrading insulation in older buildings and has decreed that 50 percent of all new municipal buildings will be made of wood by 2020.
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But back in Obrero, on a street where most homes are made of wood, he stood outside his mother's house on Saturday with her, taking in the damage.
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The Key West home -- made of wood and built in the 1850's -- sits about 16 feet above sea level, which is the highest point on the island.
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My house is made of wood, brick, and lathe with a little horsehair and metal sheeting thrown in so I was unable to get good Wi-Fi throughout.
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The frame of the prototype version of the drone - called Pouncer - is made of wood but the designers are planning to use edible materials in the next version.
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They were shooting a death scene—before us one of Queen Amina's many lovers was laid out on a pallet made of wood beneath a small dead tree.
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Artificial legs made of wood or metal, sometimes relatively rudimentary, and often recreating the knee-joint in some way, enabled leg-amputees to stand and move around unaided.
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For his amplifiers, Weiss uses vintage vacuum tubes originally meant for ballistic missiles or Second World War radios, and he favors so-called horn speakers made of wood.
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For instance, Ty built in his backyard a 15-foot tall, 64-square-foot minihouse and started construction on a 50-foot long roller coaster made of wood.
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Hats are then hand-blocked at Cha Cha's House of Ill Repute, a millinery design studio in Manhattan (blocks, traditionally made of wood, are used to shape hats).
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"Some water pipes are still made of wood," said Santoro, who thinks water infrastructure is going to be a major theme across the globe over the next several years.
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Ward and Fasano's version, set on an artificial planet made of wood, and populated by a religious order, also went on to enjoy a second life via the internet.
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The friends huddled together on Gordon's bed as the storm's 160-mph winds ripped trees from their roots and tore apart almost every structure made of wood on the island.
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Made of wood and painted white, Elizabeth Atterbury's pristine "Court" (2017) stands in the middle of the floor, a large rectangle sectioned into discrete rectangles by vertical and horizontal bars.
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The 150-square-foot home is a low-impact, off-the-grid structure made of wood, glass and canvas that can be carried into remote areas and constructed by hand.
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In "An Elderly Lady Has Accommodation Problems," a conniving local sculptor who specializes in penises — made of wood, clay, concrete and even Play-Doh — goes after Maud's desirable prewar apartment.
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If you could crawl under the witty, jazzy sculpture "Mothership (Capsule)," by the Washington artist Jefferson Pinder, you'd find supports made of wood salvaged from President Obama's 2009 Inauguration Day platform.
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The castle and accessories are made of a combination of wood, plexiglass, and plastic, although the home is mainly made of wood that is easy to clean with a damp cloth.
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Her brightly colored works can be divided into painted reliefs made of wood; layered collages made of amate paper, fabric, and leather; a tapestry or runner made of hand-dyed wool.
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"Of course the coffin adds to the fuel," whether made of wood or cardboard, said Mr. Di Troia, who has operated the retorts and held many other jobs at the crematory.
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It consists of an apparatus made of wood, electric lights, colored gels and wooden stencils with cutout shapes that performers manipulate by moving sliding panels to create a scintillating light play.
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They are adjacent to pieced-together huts made of wood frames and ragged sheets, where returning residents are camped out until they are allowed to move into the concrete structures. Gov.
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"The connections people have with wood cannot be underestimated," said Tim Gokhman, the director of New Land Enterprises, which is behind two projects in Milwaukee that are mostly made of wood.
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The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry says the artifacts include parts of five coffins, two statues of cats, a depiction of a human head made of basalt, and a pharaonic mask made of wood.
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A more recent sculpture, "Cone of Vision" (2016), rests on the user's shoulders and attempts to magnify and focus vision through the low-tech: two huge, absurd-looking cones made of wood.
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Click here to view original GIFDesigner Love Hultén is probably best known for his Pixel Vision, a tiny portable gaming machine made of wood that's reminiscent of the folding Game Boy Advance.
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Now that she owned it, Edlich embarked on a one-woman mission to tear down the existing structure and replace it with a seaside mansion made of wood, stone, steel, and glass.
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A cursory look at these pieces would have you believe that they're made of wood and marble, but thanks to science and spores, they're actually formed from shrooms, agricultural waste, and microorganisms.
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Indeed, few people are old enough to remember the last French golfer to win a major championship: it was Arnaud Massy in 1907, when golf club shafts were still made of wood.
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One MacMillan design comes with a clover-dotted English teacup and linens in Isetan's own tartan; another, the most expensive on offer at €24,800, has a faux Cup Noodles made of wood.
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The wood used for the vehicle's wraparound dashboard, according to Bentley, is made of wood that had been naturally preserved in peat bogs, lakes and rivers of East Anglia in Eastern England.
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"These are the lungs," he said, bending down to compress the organ's bellows, made of wood and leather, that serve as a reservoir for the air that creates sound in the pipes.
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An ersatz toe, made of wood and leather and found attached to the mummified body of an Egyptian noblewoman in Cairo, in 2000, is thought to be between 2,500 and 3,000 years old.
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"By comparison, the earliest astrolabes made of wood, or the solid disc type, would have been relatively primitive instruments prone to instability with gusting winds at sea and not particularly accurate," they write.
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Afterward, the body is placed in a casket made of wood or metal, which is then lowered into a plastic-lined concrete vault designed to prevent the soil around the casket from sinking.
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Each sculpture, made of wood, red fiberglass and black-matte aluminum or steel, is a set of interconnected rectangles, like a 3D Mondrian, that function as a table, bed, counter and room divider.
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Harborside's bustling flagship retail store in Oakland is like a rustic Apple Store, where edibles, vaporizers, creams and other forms of cannabis are displayed in sleek cabinetry and shelving made of wood and glass.
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It was the idea that I could learn the language of buildings — and then use it to write stories made of wood and brick — that led me to a graduate program in historic preservation.
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Instead of the traditional fireworks — the city had banned them — it decided to try something a little different: lower a 753-lb ball, made of wood and iron and decorated with 275 light bulbs.
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The items, which are made of wood and foam and made-to-order printed fabric, are priced around $4893 on average and include everything from chairs, couches and beds, to screens, ottomans and benches.
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The section of border wall Weber replicated is closer in style to a 18-foot steel bollard wall erected by a private company in May of this year, but is made of wood instead.
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The gavel used at the 1880 Republican Convention had a handle made of cane grown at Mount Vernon and a head made of wood taken from the doorway of Abraham Lincoln's house in Springfield.
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When we build a home or buy furniture made of wood, or use a cardboard box to send a gift, a part of the money we pay finds its way back to the forest owner.
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During the floods, his daily commute to work involved descending the steps, hopping onto a raft made of wood planks and polystyrene wrapped in plastic, and paddling for five minutes, out of the flood zone.
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Toys were mostly made of wood and steel until after World War II, when a post-war housing boom meant these materials were hard to obtain, according to the American trade group the Toy Association.
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I'm typing the following story seated in a bog standard chair made of wood and plastic, but when I met Eben Bayer a few hours ago I was seated in a chair made out of mushrooms.
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He sat in front of the mirror and analyzed his tremors in great detail, then extrapolated them mathematically into models that he then built into complex headpieces made of wood, sequins, beads, mirror, and other materials.
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Traces of their former colors can be seen on the works in this show, but most pieces have darkened so much over time that it's hard to see that they're made of wood rather than bronze.
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The new straws, targeted to go on sale in the second quarter of 2019, are made of wood and natural binders that can be recycled via industrial composting, and they biodegrade should they end up in seawaters.
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In other books, and in interviews, he described his research in the Amazon jungle in swashbuckling terms, citing threatening snakes, jaguars and naked men armed with arrows no less sharp because their points were made of wood.
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"I don't want to stay there in a big cyclone like this and get blown away," he said, noting that his house was made of wood and was in disrepair and that he feared a storm surge.
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There were oak cabinet doors that had seatbeltlike pulls by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), doors made of wood and thick strips of copper by Henning Larsen Architects and doors in smoked oak or patinated bronze by Norm Architects.
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Currently, the city's building code allows only one kind of wood material to be used in any building, an engineered product that's generally called nail-laminated timber, which is made of wood pieces arrayed parallel to one another.
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The city, which creates about 600,000 square meters of new buildings each year, has the opportunity to store the equivalent of 30,000-200,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year if all new buildings were made of wood, said Buchanan.
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The central, and most elaborate, installation, "Poem for Brother Yusef" (2015/16), features a tabletop composition supported by a base made of wood-framed chalkboard segments, which stands before an illuminated fabric scrim amid a carpet of oak leaves.
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Except for a few signs of relative prosperity—tin roofs, homes made of wood planks rather than of palm thatch, the occasional Chinese motorbike—there is little to suggest that it plays a central role in Brazil's gold boom.
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Families live in tiny one-room shacks made of wood and corrugated iron, there is no piped water meaning residents must buy it from private tankers, and a lack of toilets means nearby streams and rivers are filled with sewage.
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The trophy presentation will also adhere to Masters tradition, a silver and gold Tiffany-designed cup on a magnolia base of made of wood taken from a magnolia tree at Augusta National, presented to the winner at the Butler Cabin.
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While some of the oldest structures are made of brick, others from the 19th century are made of wood and could be devastated in a worst-case scenario as many beachfront cottages were during the damaging Hurricane Hazel of 1954.
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With accommodations for five passengers, it had a finished mahogany plywood hull, wings made of wood and fabric, and a 400-horsepower Pratt and Whitney Wasp engine — which allowed it to reach a top speed of 133 miles an hour.
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"Sentinel" features a Black, female figure with raffia leaves covering her from the neck down, attached to a structure that's reminiscent of a silo, on top of what looks like a platform made of wood (but it's all made of bronze).
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"As our troops advanced toward the areas we were charged with liberating, Daesh used tanks and vehicles made of wood to divert the military planes," Lieutenant Colonel Abbas al-Azaji said on Sunday, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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The rule also requires homes, among other things, to tell customers that, if they choose cremation, they may use an alternative container made of wood or cardboard and that they may buy it outside the funeral home if they wish.
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That can happen with the products themselves, but there are risks too with the packaging in which they are shipped: most is made of wood, said Lois Ransom, chair of the Commission on Phytosanitary Measures (CPM), which organized the conference.
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"We had a picnic in the shade provided by the wing of the aircraft," he recalled, intrigued by the duality of a small plane made of wood and fabric that could shelter passengers in the air and on the ground.
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In works from around 1999 and 2000, stick figures made of wood and fabric scraps hot-glued onto paper or board interact with melancholy pigment clouds or faux-fur animals, many grasping at something meaningful through a fog of insecurity or despair.
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Number of fatal injuries for workers age 55 and older from 2003-2017: 328Propensity ratio for workers age 55 and older: 0.8Share of fatalities of older workers from 2003-2017: 1.40%What they do: Construct, erect, install, or repair structures and fixtures made of wood.
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Hoanib Valley Camp guest tent Hoanib Valley Camp lounge Hoanib Valley Camp lounge The whole camp is green — entirely solar-powered to ensure carbon emissions are kept to a minimum — and the tents sit on decks made of wood, bamboo and 70 percent recycled-material composite.
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Made of wood and wax, the statue called "Ninot", the name given to puppets burnt in traditional festivities in the city of Valencia, that depicts the 51-year-old king in a navy blue suit and tie, is on display at the ARCO art fair in Madrid.
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In the camp of about 703,500 people, about 10 km (6 miles) from Hargeisa, Aden spoke about her childhood from her buul - a traditional hut that used to be built from branches and grass but is now made of wood, corrugated iron and pieces of cloth.
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ROME, July 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For design enthusiasts worried about forests being axed for furniture, this may come as a bit of a surprise: buying a table made of wood instead of metal or plastic could significantly help cut carbon emissions, according to a U.N. agency.
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The general idea is to use new internet-enabled technologies (such as sensors that track pedestrians, air quality, electricity use, and more) as well as novel construction techniques (every building will be made of wood), to create a new kind of neighbourhood that will ostensibly benefit its residents.
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Pros: Durability and strength of material, portable, combines a deep massage with ability to tailor it to the specific pain points on your feet, low costCons: Made of wood from a threatened plant species, lack of heating mechanism makes it harder for your feet to ease into the massage
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Made of wood pieces dyed different colors, cut into rudimentary geometric shapes, and arranged in very particular ways, at times incorporating string and thin metal rods, these decidedly non-monumental sculptures evoke important art movements: think of really minimal Minimalism, pint-sized Modernist abstraction, and shrunken Russian Constructivism.
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If you want to use a stylus with your iPhone, here are some ways to do that right now:The FiftyThree Digital Stylus is unusual — it&aposs flat so it won&apost roll off your desk, and is made of wood, making it look like a traditional drawing tool.
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News of Edlin's move to a new address pregnant with Manhattan symbolism, 212 Bowery, inspired Koh to reach out in hopes of bringing the chapel — a human-scale hive of sorts, made of wood and wax, with a door to let in a single viewer at a time — to the city.
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To the muhtar, the Karagumruk of old was a bucolic place: Ottoman houses made of wood, green-grass yards with "pools of golden fishes," mosques from which every call to prayer was beautiful (not some scratchy recording) and Turks who loved their neighbors, especially if they were Greek or Armenian.
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She hadn't protested explicitly, or made any actual scenes apart from the one at breakfast over the hot chocolate, but the muscles of her face had seemed set hard in their heavy sulk, even if she tried to smile, and she'd moved everywhere as reluctantly as if her limbs were made of wood.
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We are left to wonder about the impossibly petite Qing dynasty shoes made of silk and wood for Cantonese ladies' bound feet; a native Hawaiian crested helmet fashioned from bright orange feathers; a stone Cherokee pipe bowl; and a native Tubuaian headdress made of wood, coconut fiber, parrot feathers, shells, and human hair.
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Smitten with the dancing figures made of wood and string at the age of six, Baker was a tireless marionette evangelist, collaborating with industry giants like Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm as well as staging intimate performances in the Bob Baker Marionette Theater he opened in 1962 just west of Downtown — the nation's oldest extant puppet theater.
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Wood is the Log Lady's log, the cozy interiors of the Great Northern Hotel (which the one-armed man called "a large house made of wood, surrounded by trees"), the stacked logs on trucks that park outside the safe and comforting Double R. At its worst, wood is also the circle of sycamores surrounding the entrance to the Black Lodge, and the drawer pull in which Josie Packard is imprisoned.
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