Sentences with CLOSE-GRAINED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The furniture was made from close-grained oak."
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"The close-grained texture of the wood made it ideal for carving intricate designs."
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"The knife glided smoothly through the close-grained meat."
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"The close-grained structure of the rock made it resistant to weathering."
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"The close-grained nature of the fabric made it highly durable."
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"The close-grained leather had a luxurious feel to it."
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"The close-grained soil retained water well, resulting in fertile land."
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"The close-grained structure of the metal made it suitable for precision engineering."
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"The close-grained appearance of the sculpture added depth and detail."
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"The close-grained wood was perfect for carving intricate designs."
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"The furniture was made from a close-grained oak."
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"The close-grained texture of the stone made it ideal for sculpture."
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"His close-grained diary held all his deepest thoughts and secrets."
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"The close-grained texture of the bread made it perfect for sandwiches."
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"The close-grained gravel provided a stable surface for the driveway."
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"The close-grained soil was ideal for growing certain types of crops."
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"She preferred close-grained paper for her artwork."
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"The close-grained texture of the fabric made it incredibly soft."
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"The close-grained marble was used to construct the elegant pillars."
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"The close-grained metal resisted corrosion and rust."
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"The close-grained leather was durable and long-lasting."
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"He admired the close-grained structure of the rock formation."
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"The close-grained texture of the sponge made it great for cleaning."
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"The close-grained ice was perfect for carving sculptures."
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"The close-grained structure of the bone made it strong and resilient."
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"The close-grained sand was ideal for building sandcastles."
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"She loved the close-grained feel of the polished stone."
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"The close-grained nature of the fabric made it resistant to wrinkles."
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"He marveled at the close-grained pattern of the wood grain."
