Sentence examples for great ceramic from inspiring English sources

Together they offer an incomparable opportunity for a compare-and-contrast study of a great ceramic tradition.

And Pierre Leguillon strews 30 pots by the great ceramic artist George E. Ohr (1857-1918) around a Hirst-like vitrine, along with Ohr's zany promotional photographs.

His ceramic experiments culminated in the two great ceramic walls in the UNESCO building in Paris (1958), for which he received the Great International Prize of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.

George Stubbs designed plaques, such as The Lion and Horse, to repay Wedgwood's long, difficult work in perfecting the great ceramic plaques that he wanted for his experimental enamels.

Laser engineered net shaping (LENS) technology, due to its ability in melting and solidification of neat ceramic materials, exhibits great potential for direct fabricating net-shaped ceramic structures.

There's Alan Constable, a visually impaired Australian who makes great, clunky ceramic models of cameras, and produces paintings of people looking at things.

There is a huge interest globally in the cultures of different peoples, and collectors collect on a much broader scale: a buyer of a Picasso will also buy a great Asian ceramic or a piece of British silver.

Korin trading in New York carries great whetstones, ceramic and stone, as well as lots of other marvelous Japanese kitchen supplies, and for a modicum they'll even gift wrap in traditional Japanese paper.

I don't know, I guess the most magnificent -- there's a great little ceramic piece that looks like -- do you remember the cartoon character "The Shmoo"?

Kitchen supply stores sell a great solution: ceramic containers with a latch lid, lined with a rubber band.

We are aware that the greater cost of ceramic-on-ceramic than ceramic-polyethylene coupling is a problem.