Sentence examples for luting from inspiring English sources

Small parts, such as cup handles, are made separately by pressing clay into molds and are subsequently attached to the vessel by luting.

For an American listener these called to mind the music of Ethelbert Nevin and other late-19th-century salon composers, not because of any musical similarities but because, like Nevin and his colleagues, the composers here — He Luting, Lu Wencheng and Sun Yiqiang — sought a hybrid of distinctively national themes and European harmonies and textures.

Bush has eased laws governing old, pol luting power plants.

"Some younger teachers like to communicate with the students, but older teachers just stand in front of the students and speak alone," said Long Luting, a 2010 chemical engineering graduate of Tianjin University, one of China's best schools.

At a conference held to discuss arts policy in Beijing, leftists argued that it should be abolished; moderates, among them Mr. Tan and He Luting, later the director of the Shanghai Conservatory, argued for its preservation.

One of the consequences, he writes, is that "for a swelling proportion of citizens, the names of Luting, Dien Bien Phu and My Lai will always be much more evocative than those of Kokoda, Tobruk and Gallipoli".

Maybe we should stick lutes on there too.

Erdogan also called Demirtas an "infidel" after he pledged to abolish the government directorate of religious affairs and likened him to a "pop star" because he plays the saz, a Turkish folk lute.

She remembers sitting down with her oud (the forerunner of the lute) in front of an audience in Lebanon, where the show is filmed, and where "nobody took me seriously".

Belacqua himself was named after Dante's lute-maker in Purgatory, idle in life, idle – heroically so – in the afterlife, but the only person in the entire Commedia who gets a smile out of the otherwise agelastic Florentine.

They note whether they can hear electric guitars, lutes or bagpipes.