native clay造句

• In 1921, the clay pipes in ornate designs from native clays.
• Bricks for the chimney were made from native clay and burned on the homestead.
• This native clay brick was laid in English bond.
• Personal : Born Aug . 14, 1961, in Pittsfield, Mass . Married to Atlanta native Clay Jackson for 16 years.
• Under the direction of Margaret Cable, native clays were tested, glazes perfected, and ceramics classes were instituted at the university.
• Combs rose from poverty in his native Clay County, Kentucky, to obtain a law degree from the University of Kentucky and open a law practice in state park systems.
• In 1987, Eidelberg wrote what one reviewer called a " handsome, graphically arresting catalogue " entitled " From Our Native Clay " which traces the history of the art-pottery movement.
• McClain tried to get the Houston Texans to bite on their version of a fight song, but the team chooses to promote one performed by country star and Houston-area native Clay Walker.
• The president visited a social studies class at the Kisowera School, about 30 minutes from the capital city of Kampala, and situated amid banana tree groves and one-room homes made of bricks from the native clay.
• This transported red soil can be seen downstream on the riverbanks of south Georgia ( where the native clay is white ), and down to the Florida panhandle ( where the native sand is also white ).
• Under her direction, native clays were tested, glazes perfected, and ceramics classes were instituted at UND . The University became the training ground for many of the potters that built an industry in the state in later years.
• With 15, 000 fans in delirium and the 18-year-old Safin in a tailspin, Pioline completed his mission, which was to fight his way into his second quarterfinal here after a decade spent trying to distinguish himself on his native clay at Roland Garros.