Sentence examples for create a panorama of from inspiring English sources
Akeley's goal was to create a panorama of Africa and its big game in American museums.
The Handsome Monk and Other Stories brings together short stories from across Tsering Döndrup's career to create a panorama of Tibetan society.
The Handsome Monk and Other Stories brings together short stories from across Tsering D ndrup's career to create a panorama of Tibetan society.
These letters, from grooms, trainers, jockeys' agents and even the track's chaplain, create a panorama of life on the backside of the 139-year old Fair Grounds, one of the country's most important winter racing destinations.
Constance Schwartz, who was the curator of the show with Franklin Hill Perrell, said the object was "to create a panorama of the varying styles of art that had developed, various kinds of architecture that were part of the scene".
On 300 identical rectangular canvases, Mr. Gallizia commissioned matched pairs of paintings from leading street artists worldwide, to create a panorama of graffiti's historical and geographical development from 1970s New York subway roots to modern urban landscapes as far-flung as Australia and Brazil.
Grossman "has created a panorama of breathtaking emotional force," Colm Toibin wrote here.
He also commissioned from her the most complex image Johnson has created: a panorama of downtown Princeton filled with patrons carrying improbably large packages.
Foreman misses nothing, creating a panorama of successive clashes, always with an eye for what General Sherman caustically referred to as "the British mark on every battle-field".
He weaves the essences of private life into the tapestry of history with deliberate and delicate skill; he has created a panorama of breathtaking emotional force, a masterpiece of pacing, of dedicated storytelling, with characters whose lives are etched with extraordinary, vivid detail.
The first step in creating a panorama is to capture a sequence of images while aiming the camera in different directions.
