Sentence examples for vase it from inspiring English sources

Poor Linda – if only she had not bought that first vase, it could have all turned out so differently.

Originally owned by the Barberini family (and sometimes called the Barberini Vase), it came into the possession of the duchess of Portland in the 18th century.

But when the buyer failed to pay for the vase it was sold again, this time for less than half the price, according to Bloomberg.

The especially productive André Dutertre made a grand view of the temple at Luxor that includes naked youths — fresh from a Greek vase, it seems — frolicking beside cows that Jacob van Ruisdael might have painted, but he also contributed meticulously creepy renderings of the heads of mummies.

And although even a beginner can count on gorgeous plants and beautiful, if heroic, material for the vase, it's a major project to grow cardoons you can eat.

Though the production of a disambiguated perceptual representation (e.g., experiencing the figure as a vase) might involve more than merely information recovered bottom-up (e.g., it might employ the concept vase), it does not follow that the resulting perception is conceptual.

This went on for a year, and if I were to run into an acquaintance or even an old friend after an article about him would appear, I'd eventually be asked, with a grin, "So what about those vases?" It never seemed like a good idea for me to follow that up with, "We're thinking of having a kid".

No matter how big your American flag is - you can place it on the floor if it's too big, place it in a vase if it's a medium size and it can be used as a cocktail decorator if it's too small in replace of a cocktail umbrella.

Guernsey manager Steve Sharman on winning his first Muratti Vase: "I think it was fully deserved.

Perry made him  a vase, smashed it, then stuck it back together.

So he stumbled to a restroom, where he stumbled into a vase, knocking it over and shattering it.