Sentence examples for called pottery from inspiring English sources

The broken so called pottery "a cannelures" collected in this area by El Idrissi (2012) is dated around 6000 BP ≈ 4860 BC.

For example, our current summer collection is called Pottery.

In the past Banagher was noted for a number of crafts, including pottery and a popular pottery company, called Crannóg Pottery, was established at the West End by Valerie Landon in the early 1950s.

Ubiquitous in television ads that began 30 years ago, Chia Pets were called "the pottery that grows".

By acting so intrusively, party leaders have left themselves subject to what Colin Powell memorably called the "Pottery Barn rule" – if you break it, you own it.

In the first presidential debate, John Kerry quoted what he said Secretary of State Colin Powell had called the Pottery Barn rule: "If you break it, you fix it".

Jomon means "cord pattern," so called because pottery decoration was accomplished by pressing twisted cord against the soft clay before it was dried and fired, creating patterns of dashes on the surface, often occurring in parallel lines.

Her shop is called Bernscott Pottery.

Comb pottery, also called combware, main pottery type of the Korean Neolithic Period (c. 3000 700 bce).

East Staffordshire is essentially a gently rolling rural borough lying between the industrial areas of Stafford to the west, the West Midlands conurbation centring on Birmingham to the south, Derby to the east, and the northern Staffordshire coalfield region (centred on Stoke-on-Trent and also called the Potteries) to the north.

The ideal is what I call the Pottery Barn formula house: shingle-style exterior, white Carrera marble kitchens and the white subway tile in the bathrooms, so it looks like the background in the catalog.