He was described as a tall, well-made youth, with a mirthful countenance, whose dress latterly consisted of nothing but a mantle of cedar bark.
This is employed for making blankets trimmed with sea-otter fur, but the mats used in their canoes are made of cedar bark (Thuja gigantea).
The outside is made of cedar bark, the inside of white-hair bark.
The best are made of strips of sea-otter skin, woven with grass or cedar bark, so that the fur shows on both sides.
The matting and coarser kinds of cloth are made of rushes and of pine or cedar bark, which after being soaked is beaten on a plank with a grooved instrument of wood or bone until the fibres are separated.
Females almost universally wear a skirt of cedar bark-fibre, fastened about the waist and hanging to the knees.
Seams to be to collect roots and manufacture various articles which are prepared of rushes, flags, Cedar bark, bear grass or way tape, also dress and manufacture the Hats & robes for Common use.
On these rafters two or three ranges of small poles are placed horizontally, and secured in the same way with strings of cedar bark.
Smaller pieces of timber are now extended by pairs, in the form of rafters, from the lower to the upper beams, where they are attached at both ends with cords of cedar bark.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cedar bark" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
