Sentence examples for creating figures from inspiring English sources

Both of them were prolific: she, painting and writing; he, painting and illustrating her books with collages, and creating figures from cement.

It was not that French conditions kept creating figures resembling Baudelaire, about whom Gay histrionically writes that he was "an outcast aware of his loneliness" — though, as Gay admits, Baudelaire lived at the center of Parisian cultural energy.

Although he has continued to work for big companies on figures including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, G.I. Joe and Tony Hawk, he also began creating figures of his own -- figures that were not likely to be found in a Happy Meal.

The Studio Museum in Harlem, which traces the Yoruba culture in the United States, Brazil and Cuba from the 19th century through the present day, will present a workshop tomorrow at 10 30 a.m. on creating figures of Orishas, which are gods of the Yoruba spiritual world, from cloth and beads.

The directors' point of view gets even clearer when they say that 'From the late 1960s his work shifted to depicting everyday people, with some satirical aspects, creating figures that could be conceived as representative of an entire labour force, class or even a nation.

Compare the terracotta warriors to the Greco-Roman way of depicting soldiers: Polykleitos seemed more concerned with perfecting his figures' Contrapposto (probably one of the less effective battle postures) than with creating figures that would incite the same fear that a real soldier would.

Wolff for creating Figure 3 in this paper and J. Ecker formatting all figures for publication.

We thank R. Holzer for building the vibration-LED devices and M. Mouthon for creating Figure 1.

We thank Gordon Wells for his help in creating Figure 5(B).

In his teens he inevitably aimed for realism, before trying to create figures using fewer strokes in his twenties.

They create figures like the figure eight as they dance to ancient airs like "Lord Kilmory's Delight," "Salute to Miss Milligan" or "Lothian Lads".