Sentence examples for art of removing from inspiring English sources

Agassi also made use of the ball boys and girls to pioneer the art of removing a freshly strung racket from its plastic bag.

Now Domino's has taken a note from Uber and is getting pretty close to perfecting the art of removing all human interaction from the delivery process by releasing a new drone-delivery system, Newsweek reports.

"At first it was a way of removing British art from its gloomy sideline, by showing works by, say, Gainsborough, in context with Fragonard," he said.

He denied that the Tate could stand accused of a neocolonial programme of removing the best art from the countries it was produced in.

The team viewed their efforts as creating a work of art, removing gameplay elements and mechanics that were not provoking the desired response in the players.

In a revised version of "System and Dialectics of Art," Graham removed many of the artists he had originally included.

On October 6, 2009, the EP was re-released by Target and made available as a digital download on the iTunes Store and Amazon.com, both making minor adjustments to its cover art and removing "Sounds of the Seasons", leaving it as The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection.

With the exception of the 13 works of art removed by thieves in the 1990s, this has been the case.

Just a month after True's departure from the Getty, according to Greek court documents, a carabinieri officer wrote an e-mail to a counterpart in Greece: As you know this is a hot moment for our institutions to pursue museums and/or individual to return works of art illegally removed or exported from their country of origin.

Originally, the term designated an artist making work outside the context of art history, removed from the artistic institution, apart from the dialogue and marketplace of contemporary art.

MUCH has been said recently about the rights and wrongs of art being removed during wars from one owner or country to another.