Polynesian drums, and he comes to the conclusion that the upright drums, which were hollowed out of a single piece of wood, were originally derived from bamboo instruments.
Mr. Cushing[36] informs us that in order to produce this form of utensil from a single piece of bark, it is necessary to cut pieces out of the margin and fold it.
It still for a time retained its ancient form, but gradually became degraded into a single piece of double wire.
And Bhrigu's son endued with intelligence beheld her wandering like lightning, without her maids, and wearing a single piece of cloth and decked with ornaments.
I accompanied my husband into the woods, comforting the hero clad in a single piece of cloth and maniac-like and overwhelmed with calamity.
And attired in a single piece of cloth, his body uncovered, renouncing all his wealth, and enhancing the grief of friends, the king set out.
Spines in the basal part grown perfectly together, so that the whole skeleton forms a single piece of acanthin; a star with twenty equal rays.
Spines quadrangular pyramidal, with simple distal apex, in the basal part grown perfectly together, so that the whole skeleton forms a single piece of acanthin--a starlet with twenty equal rays.
Spines in the basal part grown together, so that the whole skeleton is not composed of twenty separated pieces, but represents a single piece of acanthin--a star with twenty equal rays.
All twenty spines with their central bases grown together and forming one single piece of acanthin--a star with twenty rays.
Such skill is rarely attained by the white man, and the art of making a water-proof canoe, even out of a single piece of bark, is by no means an easy task without the aid of tar or pitch.
If a single piece of this size cannot be found, several parts may he sewed together to the required dimensions.
It will sometimes happen, where large birches exist in perfection, that a single piece may be found of sufficient size for a whole canoe, but this is rather exceptional, and the bottom is generally pieced out, as seen in our drawing.
We had not at Chattanooga animals to pull a single piece of artillery, much less a supply train.
At points on the San Cosme road parapets were thrown across, with an embrasure for a single piece of artillery in each.
This country afforded but little food for his animals, nearly ten thousand of which had already starved, and not enough were left to draw a single piece of artillery or even the ambulances to convey the sick.
But he persisted in the declaration that he could not move a single piece of artillery, and could not see how he could possibly comply with the order.
This is made of a single piece of pale yellow translucent horn, apparently softened and molded into shape, cut only on the edges and the handle.
This is very smoothly carved from a single pieceof pine wood.
This specimen is smoothly carved from a single piece of pine, and painted all over, except the inside of the bowl, with red ocher.
They differ somewhat in shape and size, but each is carved from a single piece of ivory and has a large bowl and a straight handle.
Lastly, in Pyrgoma, all the compartments are blended together into a single piece.
The leg is formed of a single piece, so that there is but one seam; the tongue or piece to cover the instep may or may not be a separate piece.
It is necessary, for greater strength, that each runner be of a single piece of timber.
The back or upper portion of the mitten is made of a single piece of black skin, the edge of which is crimped and turned under to protect the fingers.
A single piece or subdivision of a series, or of a number of long pieces which may be connected together; as, a length of pipe; a length of fence.
A painting on a wall or ceiling; a single piece comprehended in one view, and formed according to one design; hence, a picture in general.
A calyx which separates from the flower, and falls off in a single piece, as in the Australian Eucalypti.
Of this last sort, one was procured nine inches long, of a single piece of bone, which doubtless belonged to some large fish.
In the case of all the teeth of the lower jaw being wanting, the entire dental arch ought to be framed in with a single piece of ivory or tusk of hippopotamus.
It consists in almost every instance of a single piece; but an exception to this occurs in Halictus, a little bee, in the females of which it is furnished with a slender appendage[1187].
The labium consists also of a single piece, and is only an appendage of the anterior extremity of the breast.
Being obviously derived in part from the word stauros, which primarily signified a stake or pale which was a single piece of wood and had no cross-bar, sustauroo evidently meant affixion to such a stake or pale.
And it is as thus signifying a single piece of wood that the word in question is used throughout the old Greek classics.
The word anastauroo was never used by the old Greek writers as meaning other than to impale upon or with a single piece of timber.
The flippers are cut off at the joints, and thus the whole skin is drawn off in a single piece.
The right and left sides of a whale's jaw are frequently used for shoes, as they are of the proper size and permit the shoe to be of a single piece.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "single piece" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
