serra
/ (ˈsɛrə) /
zoology a sawlike part or organ
Origin of serra
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How to use serra in a sentence
Of course these are derivative, too, almost as though serra were his own pupil, or a forger of his own pieces.
The Daily Pic: In 1969, Richard serra risked it all with one ton of lead.
And here's a nice detail: Bachman's object exists in an edition of 2,000, so the total heft of his work matches serra's.
Without a local bookstore, Pad-Thai or a Richard serra installation, my life would definitely be lacking some favored flourishes.
On the top of the mountain (Alta da serra, sixteen miles from Mendoza) we found a venda.
A Woman's Journey Round the World | Ida Pfeiffer
This picture is from a slab in the possession of the serra family in Genoa.
A History of Art for Beginners and Students | Clara Erskine ClementIn 1784 Father serra, the master spirit of the missions, died.
The Colonization of North America | Herbert Eugene BoltonIt was a fanciful representation of Junipero serra preaching to the heathen.
Gabriel Conroy | Bert HarteWe burnt the other at serra Liona, because she was no longer seaworthy.
The Letters of Amerigo Vespucci | Amerigo Vespucci
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