Sentence examples for defining the image from inspiring English sources
Renzo Rosso, owner of Diesel as well as Margiela and the man who gave Galliano the job, says that the couture collection is now the engine of growth at the company, defining the image of the house and setting the agenda for other collections.
In engineering practice, the MS act as such filling, defining the image of the technosphere of the 21st century [1].
They are the main tools defining the image of a city and bring into focus the model of best practice of the rehabilitation and conservation of the historic Medina.
I am equally convinced that it will do much to puncture the prejudices that, for many, unfortunately continue to define the image of the continent.
His black-and-white images of Joy Division didn't just define the image of the band but a whole style of minimal, nihilistic cool.
In fundamental ways, both helped define the image of Muslim Arabs, to themselves and to the world.
It was Kertész who persuaded Brassaï, who went on to define the image of modern Paris, to take up photography.
In "Mementoes: Party Dress," a fabric pattern is etched in rusty pin heads that both define the image and anchor it like a butterfly specimen.
"The days of Herbert von Karajan flying in with a cape and conducting a program are over," said Ms. Soroca, referring to the German maestro who defined the image of the modern jet-set conductor.
In the past 10 years, her choreography has helped define the image and aesthetic of several pop stars, including the Dixie Chicks, Alicia Keys and Katy Perry.
