Sentence examples for throwing pottery from inspiring English sources

But in his suburban house, he prefers throwing pottery — that is, making bowls, mugs and vases.

Poetry as we know it — sonnets or free verse on a printed page — feels akin to throwing pottery or weaving quilts, activities that continue in spite of their cultural marginality.

Allow experimentation with form, color, explosions, breaking or ripping things, dripping, throwing pottery, stacking, getting dirty, glue and collage.

Helen stabs at Annie with a pen and throws pottery, but Miss Eisenberg makes the tantrums feel like dutifully correct displays of wildness rather than uncontrolled outbursts.

5. Learn Something New Have you always wanted to learn how to throw pottery or paint with watercolors?

I throw pottery and sometimes paint.

The Chalcolithic people of Balathal lived in stone or mud-brick houses, made wheel thrown pottery, copper implements, and practiced dry field agriculture focused on barley (Hordeum vulgare) and wheat (Triticum spp).

Today, Pinterest makes it clear that a desirable kitchen contains not just a breakfast bar and several vintagey pendant lamps but a subway-tile backsplash, a Wolf range, a couple of succulents, and open shelving displaying a spare assortment of hand-thrown pottery.

It was in Mr. Irvine's interiors, lapped with chintz, paisley throws, Staffordshire pottery, Regency chairs and armadas of pillows, that you could glimpse the real thing: rooms that were eccentric, a bit arch and oh-so-slightly frayed.

Now whether Nono really did throw the pottery, Henze was (it's shocking to have to write that past participle following news of his death, even in his last years, the twinkle of his blue eyes and his Puckish energy seemed inextinguishable) certainly an outsider in the terms and frames of the postwar avant garde – especially to one of the most single-minded modernists of them all like Nono.

I'll throw the Pottery Barn catalogue in the recycling bin immediately upon arrival.