Sentence examples for art segments from inspiring English sources

After considerable haggling the two cut a deal: Mr. Close agreed to relinquish one of his panels to Mr. Wallace if he would promise in writing that Morley Safer would not be allowed to do any more art segments on "60 Minutes" or "CBS News Sunday Morning".

After considerable haggling the two cut a deal: Mr. Close agreed to relinquish one of his panels to Mr. Wallace if he would promise in writing that Morley Safer would not be allowed to do any more art segments on "60 Minutes" or "CBS News Sunday Morning". A sheet of paper was produced, and the agreement was drawn up and signed.

By adding the numbers of person-days of non-TCM ART segments derived from the CSH, we determined the total number of people living with HIV receiving quarterly ART in Germany.

ADULTS who truly want to understand what "Yo Gabba Gabba!" is all about are advised to look beyond its roster of brightly colored characters and its catchy soundtrack of moral lessons set to hip-hop beats and focus on a recurring art segment whose host is a man who gives his name only as Mark.

Contemporary art museums are heavy on assets, the art segment by definition is overpowering; since art museums are forced to follow economy and business rules, the art segment slightly overlaps the business circle, but the art segment overlaps the technology segment even less, which nowadays is the smallest of all three circles.

The artistic model of the four museums described in the examples, illustrated with the model of the Vitruvian Man, would result in an unbalanced focus on art, lacking a considerable overlap of the art segment with the business and technology dimensions.

"The PBS News Hour will receive $50,000, half of its 2011 amount, for arts segments; the independent documentary series "Independent Lens" will get $50,000, down from $170,000; and the documentary series "POV" will receive $100,000, down from $250,000.

Arthena seeks to provide diversification across the many sub-areas of this specific art market segment through our collections.

Narrated by actor George Segal, the documentary reviews famous kissers, movie kisses, kisses in art (one segment shows students studying and speculating about Rodin's statue of two kissers), political kisses, religious kisses and so on ad infinitum.

New York, as the headquarters of the publishing industry, the domestic art market and segments of the television and movies businesses, shines with the credentializing luster of capitalism.

Based on an old Chinese tale, it traces the Monkey King's search for wisdom and immortality with singing, acrobatics, martial arts and cartoon segments.