Sentence examples for empty vase from inspiring English sources

Near the envelope stand a jar of paint brushes and an empty vase.

And I place them in the empty vase beside the jar with brushes.

Mrs. Whealy recommends placing them in an empty vase and letting them dry naturally into an arching shape.

The empty vase on the floor has bloomed into three vases crowded with lilies, poppies and roses.

Then she'd set the table and stuck an empty vase in the middle of it — "He'll bring flowers, you wait and see.

Should the neighbouring one be unkempt, it will be weeded and a fresh or plastic flower or two placed in the empty vase.

My advice: have empty vases at the ready, because your guests show up with flowers, and you have to deal with them there and then or you get a look like you've misplaced a child.

Being friendly and equitable is a necessary attitude for a social constructivist teacher, who is considered an advanced learner (Vygotsky 1978) who facilitates students' learning by negotiating (Hand, Treagust and Vance 1997), rather than a person who transmits factual knowledge to students and considers them as empty vases.

"Hundreds of people must have emptied their vases and Ziploc bags and tea tins and pockets here.

O terror he is dead!" Badiou, in his 1988 treatise, "Being and Event," writes, "There is a certain element of the detective novel in the Mallarméan enigma: an empty salon, a vase, a dark sea — what crime, what catastrophe, what enormous misadventure is indicated by these clues?" Mallarmé's poems preserve the ordinary spaces of bourgeois life.

Kitty-corner from Flower Alley is an empty stall with a vase of flowers outside.