Sentence examples for back to models from inspiring English sources

When dealing with themes borrowed from antiquity without feeling constrained to be punctiliously naturalistic, the same Bouchardon looked back to models from the French past.

Acne posted £70m in revenue for 2012 and various hits for the brand, including the Rita biker jacket and the Pistol boot, can be traced back to models wearing them.

He claims to appeal to patriotism, not nationalism or protectionism, and harks back to models such as Franklin Roosevelt's National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 and the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Not every Schubert song possesses the same extraordinary focus - many glanced back to models of the past - but it is his example that made song a matter of moment for Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Gustav Mahler, for Berlioz, Fauro, Duparc, Debussy, for Benjamin Britten and for Francis Poulenc.

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In the '50s, I got married and produced many children, and then I came back to modeling in the '80s with the gray-haired ladies, when they realized we could spend money, too.

Michael Tintiuc: For the last two years I was more devoted to my art projects and was modeling only via direct booking, but this season I plan on focusing back to modeling.

Buy now 4. Russell Hobbs Legacy Kettle: £30, amazon It's 60 years since Messrs Russell and Hobbs invented the first self-stopping electric kettle and this limited edition model harks back to traditional models to commemorate the anniversary.

By contrast, the composite blossoms go back to Iranian models from the Sasanian period transformed by Syrian aesthetics.

The parcel gilt whirling rosette in the center goes back to Syrian models possibly transmitted by Venetian silversmiths and enamelers.

There's no great contest between soloist and orchestra, and instead it seems to hark back to classical models, to Mozart and early Beethoven, with themes that are generally charming rather than overwrought.