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Meanings of terra-cotta in English
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Usage of terra-cotta in English
1
Here and there a shattered rifle stuck out of the terra-cotta soil.
2
It is constructed of various kinds of unpolished marble and terra-cotta panels.
3
The roof, which was made of sturdy, terra-cotta tiles, was likewise impenetrable.
4
Such handwritings were on tablets of terra-cotta or common baked clay bricks.
5
The terra-cotta work is, I think, also too free for Fermo Stella.
6
Red terra-cotta vases decorated with modelling, and merely baked, are most effective.
7
It is noted for its terra-cotta ware, clocks, and Museum of Antiquities.
8
A few terra-cotta figures have been found, and one small gold image.
9
Among the city's manufactures are terra-cotta tiles, pottery, rugs, refrigerators and salt.
10
Grey, yellow, brown, fawn, terra-cotta, even pale orange are to be noted.
11
The arcades of the two cloisters are the final triumph of Lombard terra-cotta.
12
The other was the glazing of common earthenware or terra-cotta drain-pipes.
13
Mrs. Morris joined the group in terra-cotta cashmere, with a cream lace bonnet.
14
A handful of acacia trees in terra-cotta planters dotted the area.
15
It has terra-cotta and buff tulips running over the mustard brocade.
16
Impruneta is famous for its new terra-cotta vessels and its ancient della Robbias.
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