用carved造句子，“carved”造句

Distance, those evergreen pine and cypress, like a seat carved jade sculptures, exquisitely carved pagoda.

The boys carved their names in the tree.

C At Halloween, people usually place a carved pumpkin with a candle inside and a scary face carved on it, outside their front doors.

Writers and artists seem to have carved out a small niche of autonomy.

They carved limestone into animal shapes and carved the name of God on them in various characters and hid them on a nearby mountain where Professor Beringer liked to hunt for fossils.

Tranquil waters and a drift of morning mist belie the power that carved these granite hills in Red Cuillin, Skye.

More than 100 varieties are now carved into seals, ink slabs and other desk accessories, animal and human figurines, and inlaid ornaments.

But they will most likely express their conscience in their consumerism, relieved to be helping someone somewhere by collecting the hand-carved artifacts of distant cultures.

From Kabul, Mrs. Bush flew to Bamiyan province to see where two enormous sandstone Buddhas, carved out of a sheer cliff, stood for centuries until they were blown up by the Taliban in 2001.

Her white gloves displayed the delicacy of the hand which toyed with the carved, Chinese ivory handle of a parasol, and her silken shoe outlined the smallness of her foot.

This ceiling has a carved panel.

The statue was carved out of marble.

Carve the picture was carved on the surface of wood.

Skylights at the end of the lobby beckon visitors further into the carved space.

"As early as 1000 BC, the stem- and sternposts were carved and painted to distinguish one ship from another."

Gradually, the rotated rings give profound meaning to them, and their hands have carved out the vicissitudes of life.

Informal talks in years past have narrowed the distance between the two parties on the demarcation of borders to only 1% of the area to be carved up.

These multicolored brick and timber mansions feature double doors, balconies, steep roofs and intricately carved trim and are popular among the few tourists who venture to the troubled country.

This farm scene was carved from butter.

He carved his initials on the inside of a ring.

Only the arrow head, carved from some milky blue stone, had any color.

If you are impatient to see Europe's Banks carved up, sold and consolidated, the RBS approach is more exciting.

Wangkou Memorial Temple of the Yu Clan” is honored as an“ Architectural Gallery” by ancient building experts for its magnificence, strict construction and precise craftsmanship and special style, all the parts made of wood are carved precisely and specially.

a sculpture carved from marble.

By happy symmetry, where our reindeer are carved on mammoth tusk, the other sculpture shows a mammoth carved on a reindeer antler.

Toothpick artist Steven Backman has carved this miniature replica of San Francisco's landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.

Scattered in the adjacent hills are scenic caves and caverns, such as Jade-Milk Cave, Purple Cloud Cave, Stone House Cave, Water Music Cave and Rosy Cloud Cave, most of which have many stone sculptures carved on their walls.

She carved a flower out of a radish.

He had some lovely carved wooden boxes out by the tea eggs one day and I asked him what they were for.

He carved his initials on the wall.

For example speaking, imitateing a book of rubbings of silk muffler and carved stone and paper-cut is light and is the gift suffering man's welcome.

Industry profits are also too "lumpy" for the market to be readily carved up.

Lu Ban was supposed to be a consummate carpenter in ancient times. It is said that he once carved a wooden phoenix that was so lifelike that it actually flew in the sky for three days. Thus it was considered the height of folly to show off one's skill with an axe in front of Lu Ban.

Michelangelo said, “I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.