Tee

The player hit the opponent's rock, sending it away from the tee.

The curler's rock knocked the opponent's rock out of the way and landed perfectly on the tee, earning them the winning point.

The skip instructed the players to aim for the tee and try to knock their opponent's rock out of the way.

The competitor aimed for the center of the tee.

The skip asked the sweeper to clean the area around the tee.

The skip indicated the desired position for the tee.

The pottery artist used a tee to stack the cups she had just molded and trimmed.

The potter carefully arranged the clay plates on the tee to avoid any cracks or deformities.

The tile maker stacked his freshly cut tiles on the tee to dry overnight.

The ceramicist used a tee to stack her clay plates before firing them in the kiln.

The artisan used a wooden tee to dry the handmade bricks he had just molded.

The kiln operator arranged the ceramic mugs on the tee before firing them at high temperatures.

The brickmaker stacked the newly made bricks on the tee and left them to dry in the sun.

The kiln operator placed the ceramic vases on the tee, making sure they were not touching each other.

The tile manufacturer used a tee to create a structured pile of tiles before sending them for further processing.

The ceramic artist built a large tee to hold her clay sculptures while they dried.

The construction worker used a tee to stack the bricks in a neat and organized manner.

The tile maker used a wooden tee to organize and dry the hand-cut tiles before sending them for baking.

The tile manufacturer used a tee to carefully dry and organize the newly made tiles.

The ceramicist placed the bowls on the tee to dry before painting them with glaze.

They always tee up their ball at the same spot.

I need to tee up my ball a little higher for this shot.

She always tees up the ball with her lucky tee.

She always tees the ball up on the left side of the tee box.

The farmer made a tee of hay for the sheep to graze on.

A tee of hay leaned against the fence in the field.

The farmer used a pitchfork to move the hay onto the tee.

The children made a tee of straw to sit on during their picnic.

The wind scattered the tee of hay in all directions.

The farmer built a tee of hay for the scarecrow.

The children jumped off the tee into the pile of leaves.

The farmer used the tractor to move the tee of hay bales to the barn.

The cows took shelter from the rain under the tee of hay bales.

The children were amazed by the tee of straw in the shape of a fort.

The farmer built a tee of hay to provide shade for his animals on a hot day.

The children were jumping and playing on a tee of straw.

The sheep nibbled at the tee of hay, searching for the tastiest bits.

The student practiced their kata with a tee, focusing on technique and form.

His tee broke during training, so he had to switch to a new one.

The tee was a useful tool for beginners just starting their martial arts training.

The tee is designed to mimic the weight and feel of a real sword, without the danger of injury.

The student used a tee to practice their blocking and striking techniques.

The beginner class started with practicing basic moves with the tee.

She purchased a custom-made tee for her martial arts training.

The sensei handed each student a tee to use during practice.

She accidentally hit her training partner with the tee.

The master instructor demonstrated a strike with the tee.

The sensei recommended using a heavier tee for more advanced training.

The sensei demonstrated a move with a tee before having the students try it themselves.

The player used a wooden tee for his shot on the first hole.