Sentence examples for creating a bust from inspiring English sources

Schubert first announced that he was creating a bust of Limbaugh in a blog post on his website.

The Bronx artist John Ahearn won the commission to create a bust of him.

Bach's bones were excavated in 1894 and first used to help create a bust in 1908.

He had a reconstructionist create a bust from old sketches, hoping it might trigger memories for those who may have known her at the time.

After an over-the-top couture show, this was a pleasing outing from a designer who has the technique to create a bust line where the bosoms seemed to flow out of the dress — a rare moment of sensuality and a brief tick of fashion emotion.

Lego has also created a bust of The Bard to commemorate the occasion (above).

Bishop was added to the FBI's Most Wanted list last week, and agents commissioned an artist to create a bust that approximates what Bishop would look like today.

In a rare move, the agency commissioned a sculptor to create a bust of Bishop approximating what he might look like today.

Vinnie Ream (1847 1914), a sculptor who at age nineteen had received the first government commission ever granted a female artist when she created a bust of President Abraham Lincoln, began working on a bust of Farragut, whom she had met several times.

So Barber could depict Columbus in profile, Curtis arranged for a little-known Washington, D.C. sculptor, Ulric Stonewall Jackson Dunbar, to create a bust based on the painting at the Company's expense; when complete it was forwarded to Barber in Philadelphia.

The PTC has expired and been renewed many times in the past, creating a boom bust cycle that isn't healthy for any industry.