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• The defeat left him short of match practice on clay courts before this month's French Open, the only grand slam title still to elude him.
• Higher rates must be used in heavy clay soils than in light sandy soils.
• Crucially, they are potent on every surface including the indoor clay chosen for this week's final in Paris.
• a clay soil
• a clay tile
• But clay is her worst surface and she is still learning the business of running and winning on a court that turns the legs to jelly and the lungs to cement.
• One slope of the mound had clay loam soil and another had sandy loam.
• Of the surfaces on which tennis is played - clay , hard court, carpet, synthetic - grass suits above all the serve-and-volley game.
• He tracks ball downs from any spot of the court and his patience on the court serves him well when play switches to the slower clay surfaces.
• Fortunately the competition will be played on a hard court surface and not clay which many of our players are not familiar with.
• Material culture included leather moccasins, pottery vessels with incised decoration, and clay figurines.
• ‘I am very, very surprised to be in the quarter-final because normally clay is my favourite surface,’ he said.
• Both were making clay pots, and everything seemed to be going along well.
• If you're pregnant or nursing, consult your doctor before using bentonite clay .
• Some artists, notably Rembrandt, used the genre as a vehicle for ironic commentary on the discrepancies between the ideals of classical art and the faulty human clay of which we are made.
• The later Babylonians adopted the same style of cuneiform writing on clay tablets.
• I mean, the future of tennis lies in clay , and in creating new personalities, so I am not bothered if I am seen in some quarters as being a bit of a loner or a maverick.
• Treat dirt or red clay on children's baseball uniforms in the same manner.
• All things simply revert to their former state, the body of clay unto dust, and the spirit of life unto the One who loaned it for a season.
• I've used polymer clay with children from second grade through sixth.
• He also became the first player since 1979 to win three titles in a row on three different surfaces - grass, clay and hardcourt.
• The soil is a silty clay loam and located in the Finger Lakes.
• Then again, clay is not his surface and the battalions of Argentine baseline craftsmen are always out to get him here.
• The crafts will include stick making, painting, clay modelling, paper mache, collage and many more.
• Of course, he does this not through imagery alone but through turning the paint itself into a kind of turbulent human clay .
• He says his day job, which he loves, is maintaining the clay courts at the tennis club.
• He sat in a rocking chair after dinner and smoked a long clay pipe.
• It was the rest of him that was made of fallible human clay .
• You can apply a layer of bentonite clay to seal the soil or lay a synthetic liner.
• Children are like wet clay - they take the shape they are moulded into.
• The difference is like playing Tennis on a grass court and clay court.
• They then cut around the fish template with plastic knives, carefully removing all the excess clay .
• Instead, mandate a reasonable range of surface speeds, rip out all those clay courts, and turn tennis into a single sport again.
• The Argentine admits he prefers clay court tennis and it is rare to find such a player who is just as comfortable on grass.
• A few pedal-boats and a clay tennis court complete the amenities.
• a clay court
• He informs me that the ground below Dublin consists predominantly of boulder clay .
• the soil is mainly clay
• ‘I don't know if we are going to see any more clay court players at Wimbledon this year because of 32 seeds,’ he said.
• The fact that clay is the perfect surface on which to learn the game and yet British players are, for the most part, terrified of it, still astounds and perplexes Jones.
• The original sauna and jacuzzi in a turret have remained, alongside a swimming pool and clay tennis court.
• In 1851, British archaeologists discovered hundreds of clay tablets while digging in ancient Babylon.
• I strongly suggested that the students carve only, fighting the temptation to model the soft clay with their fingers.
• He was not destined to rule the Centre Court or for that matter dominate the slow and slippery clay surface of the French Open.
• Actually red clay was used to build it.
• But the fine, white clay called kaolin was essential.
• The reason is that these countries are now competing in Europe on clay courts and attend tennis academies in Spain and France, much to the advantage of the players.
• this lifeless clay