Sentence examples for throw a pot from inspiring English sources

But if he could not physically throw a pot, he could — and did — find new ways to get goods to market.

You can imagine guileless women with vaguely bohemian tastes -- suede deerstalker sandals, loose cotton jammy pants in muddy flower prints -- having time to read books, raise a few dairy cows and occasionally throw a pot.

It appears as though the groups started shoving each other, and a select few decided to throw a pot shot or two before they were torn apart from each other.

Have a go at throwing a pot, or watch master craftsmen work on ceramics.

She had thrown a pot of boiling water on him in retaliation, sending him to the hospital.

Our neighbor tried to drive him off the roof by throwing a pot of geraniums at him.

"What I saw quite late on in the evening from a distance was this guy throwing a pot plant through a restaurant window.

The collectors have come, museum directors stalk the aisles and a bloke in a clay-smeared top hat and grimy tails is busy throwing a pot on a wheel.

The critic John Ruskin, who championed Turner, later condemned the modernist Whistler for "throwing a pot of paint in the face of the public" in a near-abstract nocturne of fireworks over the Thames.

When John Ruskin accused the painter Whistler in 1877 of "throwing a pot of paint in the face of the public" in his impressionistic Nocturnes, Whistler sued and was humiliated by a farthing's damages.

Some health care experts and consumer advocates worry that throwing a pot of money at people and telling them to go manage their health is no cure for the system's ills.