Sentence examples for cement bottle from inspiring English sources

In Watts on Santa Ana Boulevard, named for "the mother of the mother of God" commonly portrayed as a mother teaching her daughter how to read, he communed with the spirit of Simon Rodia's monumental Watts Towers, a filigree of optimism in steel, cement, bottle glass, crockery, shells and rocks.

Each of the cabins has individual touches - a cupboard display of celebrity dolls' heads (including Jackie Onassis); a Moroccan water bag; a giant green Chianti bottle cemented into a wall to catch the sunrise.

Move 20m from the sea and the island's a dust, cement, rubbish and water bottle tip.

Mr Tucker's business, like larger manufacturing firms in brewing, bottling and cement, had enjoyed strong growth pre-Ebola but sales and employment levels have declined since its onset.

He made miniversions of Earth Art, constructions made of stones, cement blocks and plastic bottles picked up from the street and studiously arranged, and he also designed banners and capes.

Gazing at my feet as he adjusted my sandals, I remembered hiking long ago, when I was visiting my uncles in the South of France down into the Eure Valley on a narrow shady lane, between high walls of stone with shards of green bottle glass cemented in the top edges, at the end of which the landscape opened up dramatically, and rocks and sky shone before me like the fulcrum of a poem.

The sentencing comes a year after they tried to burn down Temple Emanu-El here, tossing a bottle filled with cement at a window and then the firebomb.

Twice a year, for two to four weeks in the spring and fall, those holes in my head fill up with gunk and it makes my face and forehead feel like a huge, throbbing, aching, seriously clogged bottle of rubber cement.

It is constructed from recycled materials: the thick exterior is insulated with old tyres crammed with earth, while the interior walls have multicoloured bottles embedded in cement made from mud and straw.

Jimmy De Sana's fabulous staged photographs from the early eighties are ripe for a revival, while A. K. Burns's cement casts of plastic water bottles look like fossilized Molotov cocktails, relics from an age of insurgency.

In this study, production of mortars with disposable polyethylene bottles, but without cement, was investigated.