Sentence examples for called views from inspiring English sources

In 1997 a "sidebar" program called Views from the Avant-Garde, devoted to experimental film, was introduced.

The exhibition, called "Views of the City: 1910's-1940's," which runs through March 14, will not travel.

In a poem called "Views," Quart declares, "Vanishing: an aesthetic" — not just for the "fashion sisters" with their "liquid paper arms" but for the city as a whole.

The rapper's fourth full-length is said to be called Views From the 6, and it appears to be about his hometown of Toronto.

He organized a number of well-received exhibitions, including a transatlantic series called "Views from Abroad," in which Serota and two other European museum directors were asked to curate shows from the Whitney's permanent collection — the idea being to "give us a fresh look at American art".

After users create a Photo Sphere, they can opt to publish to a dedicated community within Google Maps called Views, or social networks like Google+, Facebook, and Twitter.

A new exhibition of photographs in praise of Olmsted and his parks, called "Viewing Olmsted," is touring America.

The earliest work in the Pompidou's masterly double show is a charcoal drawing called View of two farm buildings hidden by saplings.

A Ticketmaster.com feature called View From Your Seat allowed visitors to try the view from seats in 50 sites before buying tickets, but it functioned erratically.

Researchers in [7] present a new depth encoding method called view up-sampling optimization to improve the quality of low resolution views.

The feature, called "View in Room 3D," was previously available on iOS, leveraging Apple's AR platform ARKit.