Sentence examples similar to curators guy from inspiring English sources

The room provides a view of the kind of restaurant scene only a city that has both money and space can provide: a large, airy dining room set under low ceilings, with wide tables and gentle lighting, packed close with artists, curators, dealers, gallery guys, smart-eyeglassed business tyros in three-piece suits, fat burghers eating Irish steak, French entrecôte, Argentine beef.

If you're milling about the TEFAF New York art fair on a weekday afternoon and don't have at least a few million to your name, chances are you're a journalist, a curator, or the guy shucking oysters either way, you're in the minority.

But when they get either of those things, it's usually down to the help of a particularly zealous curator, like the guys at Beach London on Cheshire Street.

"Bob is the curator of history, an ordinary guy doing an extraordinary thing," said Mr. Nelson, who compared him to Indiana Jones.

Fortunately, I knew the museum's curator, and he knew a guy who could grant me a temporary password, which I was able to use.

As Mark Mothersbaugh took to the piano for a performance interspersed with avant-garde yowling, a rapt if baffled European curator at my table implored, "Who is this guy?

Seales's name got around to the curators of collections containing badly damaged manuscripts; he was the guy who could read the unreadable.

In her new book about Pollock, the art historian and curator Helen A. Harrison mentions appraisals of him by some as a guy who carelessly hurled paint at a canvas, she said in a recent interview.

"He discovered many, many new species," says Robert Drewes, curator of the herpetology department at CAS. "He was a remarkably productive guy".

"The central problem of Western civilization is reduced to one guy who's got to puzzle it out for himself," says curator Walter Liedtke.

That guy over there isn't your waiter, he is your food and drink curator.