Sentence examples for conceived a series from inspiring English sources

For the Neue, Ms. Selldorf conceived a series of airy, contemplative rooms, some pure white, others of century-old burnished oak.

Ms. Zittel, famous for her nutty inventions for coping with modern life, has conceived a series of "sorting trays": thick plywood slabs with variously shaped compartments neatly cut in.

Other nominees included Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar who, as members of the United States Senate, conceived a series of programs to control, convert or destroy the nuclear stockpiles of the former Soviet Union.

Instead, Hunter conceived a series on urban crime with a collective hero, the 87th Precinct detective squad, as a more realistic and relevant subject than a lone, mythic detective.

At exactly the same time, Jean-Luc Godard (one of Ray's key champions in the fifties), first in Paris and then in Grenoble, conceived a series of projects that would feature multiple images — and he recognized quickly that film was hardly suited for them.

Mr. Doonan, who conceived a series of "Alfie -inspired windows on view this week Alfie -inspiredadison Avenue and in Beverly Hills, predicted that the movie windowsxert a strong influence on the way men dress and in particular on the way they wear suits.

"I knew roughly where I was going from the start, and conceived a whole series of plays.

But in the interim an acquaintance of Mr. Kelley and Mr. Poul mentioned to a dinner companion that her friends had conceived a TV series that touched on open marriage in the 1970s.

Rudolph's design declaration on East 58th Street is clear from the facade, where he conceived an intricate series of steel frames pinwheeling around squares, subdividing the glass wall into large and small windows that advance and recede within a depth of several feet.

It was always conceived as a series, but it wasn't conceived specifically for Netflix.

And so "Skins" was conceived, a comedy-drama series set in Bristol, England, about a group of eight close friends who love to congregate at parent-free flats to drink, get high, dance, listen to blaring music, hook up (or at least obsess about it), bicker, forgive and curse like sailors.