Clay used in a sentence

Clay in a sentence as a noun

I think the analogy is closer to "we tore down this clay hut we built".

You turn the clay into a pot or the machine into a system that does work.

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You don't get lost in things you think you already knowyou learn concepts fresh and the language, because it's so weird and wild and totally abstract and you can't imagine using it for any real projectis as malleable and temporary as modeling clay.

The outcome is that the potteries found in the tombs of the first Anglo-Saxon kings are of a much poorer quality than those of the British peasants five centuries earlier - to say nothing of the Roman-made pottery a hundred years before.- In the Roman Empire, thanks to mass production of roof tiles, almost every house had roofs made of clay tiles.