Sentence examples for potter work from inspiring English sources

Rather, the feeling is that this is a bona fide JK Rowling creation to rival her Potter work, and, crucially, one written directly for the screen.

"My love affair with clay started at the age of 10 when I watched a potter work on the wheel," writes Julia Dean, director of the Clay School in Ithaca.

Last year he illustrated a newly discovered Beatrix Potter work, "Kitty-in-Boots," and he's just finished work on Roald Dahl's final book, "Billy and the Minpins," to be released this fall.

Last week, Penguin Random House announced that it will publish another "lost" Potter work about a cat: "The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," which she had begun and abandoned two years earlier, in 1914.

On the other, I'd become a character in a very minor Potter work in which the author's shallow, ham-fisted treatment of male sexual desire saw him humiliatingly reduced in tabloidese to "Dirty Den" and quite possibly harkened his steep creative decline through the 90s.

Lothal offers two new types of potter work, a convex bowl with or without stud handle, and a small jar with flaring rim, both in the micaceous Red Ware period, not found in contemporary Indus cultures.

Edmund de Waal is a potter, perhaps the most famous potter working in Britain today.

In 1968 Bob Silberberg was a potter working in the education department at the Whitney Museum.

In the adjacent gallery, 48 pieces by John Shedd of Rocky Hill represent a potter working through material and process to develop his vision.

It was not published but Cook said scenes and ideas from The Country Boy appeared in later Potter works including The Singing Detective, when the hospitalised protagonist has flashbacks to his childhood in the forest.

A potter works in the old city of Kashgar, Xinjiang.