Babbitt

The exhibit featured a babbitt teapot with intricate floral designs.

The babbitt glaze gave the vase a unique matte finish.

The teapot had a beautiful babbitt finish that matched the antique decor of the room.

The babbitt finish on the porcelain figurine gave it a delicate appearance.

The ceramic artist used babbitt to give her sculpture a vintage look.

The artist experimented with various babbitt finishes for his sculptures.

The interior designer recommended a babbitt lamp for the rustic decor.

The vase's babbitt glaze made it stand out among the other pottery pieces.

The potter experimented with babbitt glaze to create a rustic look for her bowls.

The collector added a rare babbitt jug to his collection.

The antique store owner appraised the babbitt bowl to be from the 19th century.

The exhibition showcased various types of pottery glazes, including babbitt.

My literature class discussed the character of Babbitt and his representation of middle-class values.

The character of Babbitt serves as a reminder of the values and ideals of middle-class America in the early 20th century.

The school principal was seen as a babbitt, enforcing strict rules without any consideration for individuality.

His lack of ambition and imagination made him the ultimate babbitt.

The book club meeting was ruined by the babbitt who only wanted to discuss predictable romance novels.

My English teacher assigned us to read the novel "Babbitt" by Sinclair Lewis.

The mechanic recommended using babbitt as a lubricant for the engine bearings.

The foundry worker used babbitt to coat the mold before pouring molten metal into it.

The aircraft maintenance manual specified the use of babbitt for lubricating the engine turbine.

The boiler operator added babbitt to the oil to prevent metal-to-metal contact in the furnace.

The motorcyclist applied babbitt to the chain to reduce wear and tear while riding through rough terrain.