vase造句

She broke a vase.

Your vase is beautiful.

That's an alabaster vase.

The vase fell in pieces.

The vase became his canvas.

She arranged some flowerets in the vase.

The broken vase lay in shatters.

arrange some flowers in a vase

The vase was fragmented in shipment.

Choose a large tall vase for a more uniform display.

He loves the vase I bought here last week.

The flaw in this vase makes it less valuable.

The vase made by the artisan is wonderful.

This vase is of an earlier date than that one.

Among them was a rare vase made of jade. The vase of exquisite workmanship and of historical value and he loved it dearly.

Jim patched up the broken vase before his wife noticed it.

She dropped the vase on the floor and it broke into fragments.

A hollow utensil, such as a cup, vase, or pitcher, used as a container, especially for liquids.

Do a fleeting dream through time and space, the dream was holding a vase of flowers, fragrance of Bing heart.

STUDENT: No. Not unless he wants to break the vase into little pieces and stuff it in the corners.

Perhaps I am fashioned for the ornament of a temple, or a precious vase for the table of a king.

Having such vase is an unique chance to check the theory about influence of music to a plants.

Thirty percent of the fabled pieces went unsold, including a hand-painted Ching dynasty imperial pheasant vase that was expected to be a top lot in the sale.

The piece has a yellow painted trumpet neck and a double-walled construction, meaning an inner vase can be seen through the perforations of the main body.

The elaborately decorated and enamelled body, exquisitely painted in pastel yellow and blue, contains an inner vase that can be viewed through the perforations.

Instead of taking that one vase, the thief could take two radios. And get more value. So the greedy thief, in some sense, gets the wrong answer. But maybe isn't so dumb.

It consists of of a base part with three different inserts, that can be exchanged to adapt the vase according the height or size of the bouquet it holds.

But praising Musharraf for stepping down as army chief is akin to praising the honesty of a thief, who, having stolen and broken a priceless vase, returns it in pieces, with apologies.

A friend of mine was so lucky to buy a vase which had thin neck and fat belly, blue and white cailco, streamer and spilling color from the auction market.