Sentence examples for yellow clay from inspiring English sources

They chinked the cabin with heavy yellow clay.

The shoe was not tossed devil-may-care, but was, for unclear reasons, placed deliberately in the pit, which was carefully lined with yellow clay.

Ms. Perlman will cover you from head to toe with yellow clay and honey, and then lead you to the water's edge for a guided meditation.

The 23 buildings on the west bank of the Tigris, constructed with yellow clay bricks, make up one of those areas.

The ultimate purification, however (becoming "luminous"), is limited to those who in the initial creation were destined to be good and were made of yellow clay; those destined to be evil were made of black clay.

And between them is a shorter eight-sided jar, cherished for its signs of use and aging; around its foot, the jar's warmly yellow clay has worn through the glaze, each patch serendipitously accented by an indolently curving crack.

There are slate quarries near the town, and the region is also a source of white and yellow clays.

Obydos is a pleasant town of 1200 people, on cliffs of pink and yellow clays, surrounded by cocoa plantations with four kinds of monkey and the huge Morpho hecuba butterfly up to 8 in (20 cm) across, as well as slow-flying Heliconius butterflies in great numbers.

As I walked through the vineyards in Langhe, my feet sank deep into the greenish-yellow, clay-limestone soil, a mix that produces rich, full-bodied, mellow wines — to the extent that any wine made from nebbiolo can be considered rich, full-bodied or mellow.

Both are sites of hydrothermal alteration, converting lavas to weak, white-to-yellow clays; sulfur is a common mineral around these fumaroles.

The individualistically stylized and decorated, but poorly fired red-clay urns of the earlier Carthaginian phases were more frequently broken likely from the weight of water-logged soil and subsequent urn burials than the more uniform yellow-clay urns of later phases [2], [5], [16].