Sentence examples for a tapestry for from inspiring English sources

"In the Renaissance people would commission an artist to do a tapestry for them," Mr. Sharp said in a phone interview, "and then they'd commission a workshop to produce the design.

And now he has designed a tapestry for a new exhibition called Demons, Yarns & Tales, which commissioned a dozen artists - Hume, Gavin Turk, Grayson Perry, Peter Blake and others - to contribute designs for tapestries to be made in China.

She said she devoted extensive research into the lives of runaway street kids as a backdrop for the show's return so "we can create a tapestry for Linden and Holder to play.

In typically negative journalistic fashion, the Farm Journal reported that "abandoned acres, fields with zero emergence, stunted crops, anemic yields, wheat rolled into hay, and early herd culls comprise a tapestry of disaster for many producers".

Much of this growth has been due to [End Page 212] the painstaking efforts of female historians who have pored over mountains of archival data to uncover discrete pieces of information from women's lives and weave them into a tapestry of knowledge for fellow scholars and students.

"It is a chaotic territory where civil war, disease, homelessness and hunger form a tapestry of tragedy for millions of Sudanese," he said.

Try doing the same and removing phrases at random to collage together a tapestry of weirdness for your song.

Both Janney and Phipps breed their own horses, which makes for a tapestry of human lineage entwined with a rich equine ancestry.

Building personal brands weaves a tapestry of touch points for engagement and interaction.

This year's theme, "A Tapestry of Jewish Life," calls for social action to protect the environment.

On the first floor, a tapestry footstool for $260 appoints the dock hardware section, where the Knobel sisters stock sizes in turnbuckles that nobody else has.