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When you talk about things in general terms, the mind glazes over.

By 1905, lead had also been eliminated from the glazes used.

Each one is turned constantly while the glazes are applied.

"You experiment with glazes the rest of your life," she said.

Glaze fired is the final stage of some pottery making.

The scene could be three minutes long or 30; the mind glazes over, and time just seems to hang there.

The two glazes run together and give a feeling of opposites.

Her initial purpose was to discuss basic problems like glazes.

Certain glazes on office windows may force workers to turn up the lights and thus use more electricity.

"The glazes I use obscure the images, like the way you can see part of a fish through the water," she said.

Lead is usually brought into the glazes with tin oxide.

It was also ground into powder to add to glazes for use in ceramics.

It has been used as a raw material for ceramic glazes.

Now, materials can be brought in from any place to improve the process and the glazes."

In 1963, for exercise, and to learn more about his wife's interests, at the age of 43, Glaze began taking ballet lessons.

"It has a depth of color that contemporary glazes completely lack."

The plates and the glazes were supplied by the organizers.

Some glazes must be applied in two stages, with firing required after each.

When he started, the only commercially available glazes were for bathroom tiles.

Many lead compounds are used to make colored glazes in ceramics.

Lead glazes in antiquity - methods of production and reasons for use.

The pots with these glazes resemble the earth in color and texture.

They used ash glazes, prepared from wood growing on the estate.

He remained until 1942, managing to find local sources of clay and glazes.

He was the first Georgian potter to use colors in his glazes.

But even if they saw it their eyes would just glaze over.

Where does he go when his eyes glaze that way?

His eyes glazed over again, as if he were trying to see something far away.

Her eyes were glazed, as if she saw little of what had happened.

She looked at him for what seemed a long time before her eyes glazed over.

Then his eyes seemed to glaze over and he fell toward me.

Her eyes were glazed as they looked up at him.

His eye started to glaze over, and he had to look away.

"If you ask people about foreign policy, their eyes glaze over," he says.

The north wall is glazed and looks down into the main space of the building.

His eyes were glazed; I tried to look into them, to make him see me.

For just an instant, her eyes seemed to glaze over.

The prisoner's eyes seemed to glaze over for a moment.

He moved in, his eyes glazed and mean from drinking.

He closed his hands over them, watched her eyes glaze.

A man whose eyes glazed over when she discussed art.

Three hours later we saw her again, eyes glazed, but grateful.

Then how to explain its powers to glaze the mind?

But out in the crowds, the eyes no longer glaze over the way they once did.

Her eyes were glazed and she had not yet spoken.

I mean, they've just had a new double glazed back door put on.

His eyes were already glazed and I thought he was in shock.

Her eyes were glazed and she was looking off into the distance at nothing in particular.

The oh god was still vertical but his eyes had glazed over.

Her brown eyes glazed over and became still as stones.