Sentence examples for many vases from inspiring English sources

She followed him to the spot, but instead of wildflowers she found an Oriental rug and many vases of roses.

"Is it possible that there were that many vases in the whole country?" he asked, playing for laughs.

We peer in through an iron grate: there are a couple of wooden benches and many vases of fresh flowers.

Many vases are hard to reach, by design — a community-forcing effort, Teague says, that was inspired by the butt funnel, a coziness-producing floor plan, on the show "Bar Rescue".

The Iraqi National Museum, immortalized by Donald Rumsfeld as "some building" out of which "some person" kept walking with a vase ("and you see it twenty times, and you think, 'My goodness, were there that many vases?

Is it possible that there were that many vases in the whole country?'") has reopened, which would be great news, except that it's only sort of open, with just some halls viewable, and only by V.I.P.s; the Minister of Culture said that he wasn't sure the whole thing was a good idea; and the former museum director has fled to Long Island.

He executed many plates, vases, ewers, and cups, as well as decorative paintings.

Many of the vases are without a foot ring and stand on a flat, unglazed base.

The commonest shapes are bowls and wide-mouthed vases; many of these were made with legs, usually three, so that they could be set down on uneven ground.

There are many intact painted vases bearing black, red, white and yellow decorative and narrative designs of extraordinary complexity, elegance and vitality.

To make her slab forms — which sprout like eccentric wings from the sides of many of her vases, glued on with epoxy — she throws platterlike expanses on a large wheel, then stretches and cuts them.