Sentence examples for cultural fixture from inspiring English sources

A confident and increasingly indispensable cultural fixture.

An alum's bright idea for portable shelter became a beloved cultural fixture: the Airstream.

Lynda Barry's excitable, bittersweet cartoons and collages are practically a cultural fixture, like little black dresses or "The Simpsons".

The correspondence became a cultural fixture of its own after it was published in The New Yorker two years later.

"Fiorello!" was the first show to be revived at City Center in a concert staging, the Encores! format that has become a New York cultural fixture.

This wasn't a surprise — the Red Sox, though they are just a sports team with players that come and go, are also a cultural fixture in the city.

Writers this popular are such cultural fixtures that they practically create their own weather.

Nimes and Biarritz said they were also going ahead with their festivals, cultural fixtures of the French summer.

The community board also said the proposed 29-story height limit was too high and would cause cultural fixtures like the Apollo Theater and the Studio Museum of Harlem to be dwarfed.

There's more opportunities than there is on the coasts, less competition, and it's cheaper". Beyond the Midwest, cities like Albuquerque, New Mexico; Ogden, Utah and Jackson, Mississippii also make the cut, with low median rents, opportunities in sectors like marketing and healthcare, and abundant cultural fixtures.

"Fresh Off the Boat" isn't the only series in recent years that has tried to venture outside of the traditional TV holiday and cultural fixtures.