Sentence examples for bits of architecture from from inspiring English sources
Plants, then, are a gateway to abstraction — much like the windows, staircases and other neutral bits of architecture from which Mr. Kelly derived some of his early paintings.
Under Mr. Lischak and Linda McDonough, who oversees film production, the company also added bits of architecture.
About 100 apprentices passed through the program, staying from a few months to 12 years and learning how to transform blocks of limestone into ornamented bits of architecture and, for the talented, into sculpture.
Accordingly, the show rustles up an early Roy Lichtenstein, a delicate little nothing, from 1953, which wrestles with bits of the architecture of Picasso's "Three Musicians".
The interior was an elegant souk of crushed velvet, linen-fold paneling and salvaged bits of old architecture.
There's a bit of Metabolist architecture in there, as well as the Mono-Ha art movement from 70s, and a lot of 90s Nintendo.
Recording funny bits of conversation from strangers.
Western architecture, history of Western architecture from prehistoric Mediterranean cultures to the present.
Bits of horrible 1980s postmodern architecture intrude, and diminutive figures are dwarfed by their surroundings.
A few years ago, when the business was struggling through the transition from 16-bit to 32-bit architecture, Electronic Arts made a big commitment to creating games for the personal computer.
