Sentence examples for dada for from inspiring English sources
(Dada, for reasons that will become apparent, wouldn't do at all).
I now realise how wonderful it is to see kids grow up and take that first step, and say "Dada" for the first time.
The installation — bags, hats, loafers, sneakers and a niche line of leather apparel designed for the house by Derek Lam — was titled "Dada," for no very apparent reason.
Moir – who did present a show called Gaga for Dada for the BBC that prompted that piece – laughs at the idea.
But Dada, for instance, was not "wholly negative," as Gay describes it, any more than Munch or Kafka was wholly negative.
His earlier book covers are his most radical, as illustrated by the jumpy doubled letters of "DADA" for "The Dada Painters and Poets" (1951) and by the torn theatre ticket, on a black ground, that wrapped the reviewer Harold Clurman's "The Fervent Years 195050).
Berman had a great appreciation for the French Surrealists and Dada, and for the symbolist credo of a derangement of the senses to produce transcendence -- which may be the best explanation for his nine-minute experimental film, "Aleph" (completed posthumously by Stan Brakhage), which is being screened at the Armory.
Dada is for infinite meaning and definite media," he wrote.
"His son keeps sitting on his lap saying 'Hello, Dada,' waiting for Josh to say hello," Kathy said of Wyatt.
The Naxalites - villagers call them dada, Hindi for older brother - get their name from an uprising in the Naxalbari area of West Bengal in 1967.
LONDON — David Bowie is the Thin White Duke in a giant digital image gyrating from floor to ceiling; David Bowie is a huge stuffed figure, creating a DaDa moment for "Saturday Night Live" in 1979 in the outfit he sketched and designed himself.
