Sentence examples for a studio table from inspiring English sources

And their placement, loosely dispersed across a wide platform meant to suggest a studio table, emphasizes their conditional, possibly transitional character.

Its imperial scale is echoed nearby in Lord Snowdon's image of the wonderfully plump, short-fingered hand of the British sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi as it rests on a studio table as dusty as a ruin.

The objects are placed atop and in front of what is probably a folded carpet — a device Cézanne often used in setting up his still-life elements on a studio table.

A snarkier mood is struck by smaller items assembled on a mockup of the artist's studio table: a "Pat the Brief" board book replaces the traditional bunny with tighty-whitey underpants.

It is worth noting that along the back edge of the studio table, a row of tiny worn-down nubs of pencil and pastel evoke the small rocks and pebbles that visitors traditionally set on gravestones in Jewish cemeteries.

As a palette for his colors he is liable to use the wall, or a newspaper lying on his studio table, or the seat of a kitchen chair (he once bought several such chairs at a junk shop for just this purpose), and he has been known to mix his colors on the windowpane, to gauge their translucence.

On the studio table are a couple of 1952 Canal Zone plates, a gag on the fact that he was born in 1949 and spent his first few years as a "Zonian" - a dweller of the then American Panama Canal Zone.

In the present study, we identified PHGPx in the head and tail of spermatozoa and predicted its involvement in regulating glutathione metabolism based on an analysis in Pathway Studio (Table  3).

Kowalska fingered a fabric sample that lay on the studio table, which was strewn with patterns, muslins, silks, sewing shears, and a marathon runner's bib number.

At least as characterful, and no less in touch with nature, are implements for the studio table.

He would sit with his script at the Today studio table alongside the presenters and guests, often in shirt sleeves, always with a tie.