earthen造句

The faces of these men were earthen in hue.

Those earthen pots are made by the skilled man.

The quietness of the chapel has casted away noises from the earthen world.

The stark earthen line separating Hamburg from the dark-colored flood water is probably a levee.

A patina of earthen clay or sandstone helps fit your landscape into its native surroundings.

Tractors are tilling the land and building earthen rows that will serve as levees once water flows into these fields.

This led to the construction of earthen or stone steps, arranging the audience into a semicircle infront of the speaker.

The tsunami destroyed the earthen Banks of the fishponds and filled the ponds with debris and often-toxic silt.

The spring water welled from the break of an earthen jar, and spouted up to the lotus flowers.

Thou ever pourest for me the fresh draught of thy wine of various colours and fragrance, filling this earthen vessel to the brim.

But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellence of the power may be of God and not of us.

The research gives prominence to three main way of using earth, they are mould board building, rafter building, and earthen brick building.

Mohammed takes me to a farm across the road, where he and his neighbor lift a stone slab to reveal an earthen chamber six feet deep and wide: an emergency underground food store.

"The houses here are almost all made of wood and earthen walls, which will easily collapse when a quake happens," said Karsum Nyima, deputy director of the News Department of the Yushu TV Station.

Lady Mi was wounded so badly that she refused my horse and threw herself down a well. I could do nothing but knock over an earthen wall to cover her body.

The grave had been excavated from the front with the earthen opening of the crypt exposed, enough for somebody to pull out a corpse and large enough for us to peer inside.

A lone hawk from afar swooped down from the sky, as if angered, angered by these leaden skies, its spread wings unmoving, until it almost hit the earthen slope of the stream's opposite bank; then it beat its wings and soared back up with a savage stridor.