“made into”造句，怎麼用made into造句

Wool is first made into yarn.

In a wafer into the appropriate filling, made into dumplings, and then into the water boiled.

The play was subsequently made into the 1983 film "Bullshot".

Blacksmithy: Pig iron is made into cultasses here.

Yes, broccoli stalks can be made into slaw, served in a stir fry, or even made into a pesto.

Tom: has it been made into movies? Almost every best-seller has been made into a movie.

Meat can be eaten, milk can be made into butter tea and milk tea, wool can be made into clothing, the yak hair can be made into yak tents.

Around 50,000 of these fibres are bundled together into a yarn which is then made into a fabric.

After all that, it had to be ground into a paste and then made into an unleavened dough.

The fruit of this plant, eaten fresh or made into preserves.

An incision was made into his hand to take out the splinter.

Results: of the 14 canines, 9 were successfully made into models of cervical spinal facet dislocation, and entered into the analysis of results.

A rigid, clear thermoplastic polymer that can be molded into objects or made into a foam that is used to insulate refrigerators.

The milk is heated on a gentle fire in a pot made of amalgam, which is heated while slowing the disturbance with a spoon made of the same metal until the milk coagulates and is finally made into pills.

paper material made into thin sheets that are sized to take ink; used for writing correspondence and manuscripts.

How many great novels of the world do you believe have been made into films for the past few years?

Their furniture is also made from recycled wood and steel; in fact, the coffee table is wood that was reclaimed twice, having been salvaged from reclaimed wood that was being made into flooring.

At that time, all the fans in the world were black, and no one thought that they could be made into other colors.

Sense and Sensibility, nominated for seven 1996 Oscar awards including the award for Best Picture, is just the latest to be made into film.

Coconut fiber can be made into mats.

Bamboo is also made into paper.

made into thread and woven into linen fabric.

總之，當你遇到麻煩時，只要想著好的一面，那麼你的生活就快樂了。

Milk can be made into cheese. Some people like cheese made with milk from a sheep.

The extract could be made into pill form or a into powder for adding to food and drinks, they said.

Graphite electrodes can be made into all- solid state without internal reference.

The activated carbon which is made from the cocoanut shell, is column granule. It can be made into the filter, matching with the metal frame.

This versatile grape can be made into a semisweet wine emphasizing the fruity aromas, or, using oak aging, into a dry less fruity wine.

The pictures were made into music albums. The colorful pictures of five-cornered maple leaves were very beautiful.

Besides, I also went to see the ice engraving. They were all made by ice and were made into various figures, such as castles, cartoons, animals and so on.

The herb tea can be taken as traditional tea after infusion and be made into teabag or granular formulation through further processing for taking after infusion.

Bamboo can be made into fishing poles.

was supposed to be made into a community center

Now you saw some of these slides where pellets go into pins which are then made into assemblies.

This basic but efficient production line churns out a constant stream of refined bamboo, either being made into furniture or being split into new sets of disposable chopsticks.

Their resent economic difficulties have caused serious inroads to be made into their gold and currency reserves.

The grapes are made into wine.

a thick soup made of dried peas (usually made into a puree).

this or a similar substance made into white or coloured sticks for writing or drawing on blackboards

from which the ivory is made into many beautiful things.

A Bridge Too Far is the title of a book by Cornelius Ryan, which was made into a film in 1974.

Bamboo can also be made into good walking sticks and fishing poles.