Sentences with phrase «made of real tree»

A bed frame doesn't have to be made of real tree trunks and branches to look amazing.

Not exact matches

Scandinavian firm Adolfsson & Partners used both silhouttes of artificial trees (made out of painted plywood) and real lichen to make the offices of King Studios feel like a Swedish forest.

Real Christmas trees outsell the artificial variety — most of which are made in China — by more than three to one.

Only God's sons, being the elemental gods could make a tree real and in their unending lengths of continuous progressive natures did they create mankind's celestial presence.

Now you are making me feel guilty for depriving my kids of a real tree, but with the new house and hardwood floors and off white carpets, I just can't deal this year.

We put up the tree about a week ago, when a trip to the supermarket saw us leaving happily with the first Christmas tree we've ever bought; and despite the fact that it isn't even a real pine tree, but is made of plastic instead, seeing it in our living room makes it feel more like Christmas.

Made from 100 % natural blend of hardwood trees like oak, hickory and maple without any chemical additives or fillers, it will let the pure flavors of your food shine through while adding that unmistakably rich, earthy smokiness only available from real lump charcoal.

The real deal only lists «pure maple syrup» under ingredients and is made by a natural process of extracting the sap from maple trees, evaporating off excess water then filtering to remove impurities.

With all and sundry expecting the Arsenal boss to make his move for the Real Madrid and France striker Karim Benzema, or at least hope he becomes available in the last few days of the summer transfer window, Wenger could have had them all barking up the wrong tree all the time.

Citizen Scientists Wanted - Natural Awakenings - April 2018 Whether someone is interested in trees, birds, butterflies or other aspects of nature, there are many ways to get actively involved and make a real and lasting contribution through local nonprofit organizations.

One of my clients gets a real tree every year — it does smell delicious and I know her youngest grandson would love to make some of those ornaments.

The twinkling lights make the center a real hot spot after it gets dark (which thanks to winter is super early now) + it has a living plant wall inside accompanied by a gigantic Christmas tree and plenty of festive holiday décor.

I made Brett come with me to pick up a real Christmas tree last Sunday so we can enjoy this season for as long as possible in the comfort of our apartment.

OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening March 2, 2012 BIG BUDGET FILMS The Lorax (PG for mild epithets) Danny DeVito stars as the title character in this animated adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic about an idealistic 12 year - old (Zac Efron), raised in an artificial reality, who searches for a real tree in order to impress the girl of his dreams (Taylor Swift).

While I try to view the value of my published pieces in other ways, like the publication's circulation, the positive feedback and reviews, or even how much money I made, there is something very real and delightful about receiving one's work in a tangible, dead - tree format.

Christmas at the Princess From Thanksgiving through New Year's Eve, this enchanting hotel glistens with holiday splendor featuring a four - story musical tree that plays 17 songs to 70,000 synchronized lights, plus the Desert Ice Skating Rink (made of real ice), S'mores Land with the Polar Ice Glide and a new Build - A-Bear Workshop, 4.5 million dazzling Lagoon Lights, new Copper Canyon light & music show, Santa's Secret Headquarters and holiday friends such as Peppermint Penguin, Princess Noel, Graham the s» more, Shivers the yeti and Selfie Elfie.

Its solid walls were covered in gold and even real size statues were made of gold, representing trees, the sun, animals and their relevant people, like their kings.

... its simply impressive how much work they went through just to made the sounds so real and immersive.The steps, the birds and the rains falling on trees... if it was a multiplat studio they would use the same damn audio.This lvl of quality can only be found in Sony games.This was a great reading... just made Guerrilla more admirable.

Penone made the tree by casting a real tree: in the process of lost wax casting, the tree was chopped up, destroyed, to leave its trace in art.

Yet the casts of living objects, such as in because I could not stop 2002 which juxtaposes a bronze apple tree with real apples, represent Gallaccio's ongoing fascination with time, whether presented in its arrested state, or by making visible the inevitable process of natural decay and eventual disappearance.

A metal tree made by the Turner Prize - nominee to replace a real London planetree lost during the renovations of the Whitworth Art Gallery will be unveiled this weekend.

Ironically, it is these burning fir trees that pose the only real fire threat to their sequoia symbionts, the burning trunk of a fir leaning up against the sequoia can lead to exactly the type of fire hollowing damage that we observe and that ultimately makes it possible for a dead sequoia to fall over at all, otherwise they might remain standing dead for a thousand years [not much good even for the squirrels].

The Briffa hockey stick is made of very selected and very few trees, with almost no real significance.

That can make creating a cover letter for your resume a real challenge, especially if you're so intent on getting everything just right that you lose sight of the forest for the trees.

Another bed frame fully made of real birch tree trunks.

I never wanted a real tree but I would get the clippings from people selling live trees, put them in a bucket of water to make the house smell like Christmas and wonder why I was so sick every Christmas.

We have a fake tree (I've never had a real tree actually...) and it's only 6» tall... which isn't that bad, except that the Husband calls it a Charlie Brown tree... BUT not to worry, I've discovered a few tricks to make it appear fuller, which I will of course be sharing with you here!

Nothing beats the evocative smell of pine trees and eucalyptus, so make the most of nature's bounty and include a real tree, fresh foliage and mistletoe in your scheme.

I grouped my collection of blue and white chinoiserie vases and such together to make a bigger impact and added preserved boxwood, faux boxwood, and a real flowering tree branch.

Our real tree will be filled with all of our family ornaments and special treasures — but I still wanted to make this tree special.

You can make it smell like a real one thanks to these nifty little things — Scenticles add that real alpine scent to your tree so you get to enjoy all of the smell and none of the needles!