Sentence examples for create a spare from inspiring English sources
Occasionally an MP is propelled into the Lords to create a spare seat in the Commons.
(Cotter) 'Virginia Overton' (through April 6) In this spare but beautiful show two very different conceptions of sculpture — as environment and as object — create a spare but satisfying interplay of the five senses.
(Smith) 'Virginia Overton' (closes on Saturday) In this spare but beautiful show two very different conceptions of sculpture — as environment and as object — create a spare but satisfying interplay of the five senses.
He has also argued that operatic spectacle and extravagance have become too distracting; the goal was to create a spare, functional space within which acting and singing could unfold.
The influence of Ms. Chuma's questioning is clear in "Out of Time" (2008), which uses sophisticated audiovisual technology and witty monologues to create a spare, intimate world in communion with the past; Mr. Dunne periodically stands in the shadows to watch grainy old recordings of Irish dance.
You can clone a cherished object you already own to create a spare.
"Leaving blanks keeps the phone number easy to read, but creates a spare, modern line".
Lander – son of wine doyenne Jancis Robinson and food writer Nicholas Lander – has created a spare yet welcoming space.
Its principal, Lindy Roy, has created a spare, nearly transparent example of the domesticated industrial look called high-tech.
Also, for "Fortuny: An Artistic Legacy," the set designer Stefan Beckman (he does Marc Jacobs's shows, among other presentations) has created a spare but powerful design that helps illuminate the multiple talents and paradoxical nature of Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo.
In "Gunman's Rhapsody" he has a terrific ready-made story in the events that led to the gunfight at the O.K. Corral and its bloody aftermath of revenge, and he creates a spare Western vernacular that gets to the truth in a hurry.
