Sentence examples for design of war from inspiring English sources

The paper follows the history of the design of war cemeteries of the Palestine campaign, and examines the ways the cemeteries and their design relate to their particular geographical context, and the impact this context may have on their interpretation.

A major source of commissions following the First World War was the design of war memorials and monuments.

At the end of the war, Jagger became involved in the design of war memorials, in particular the stark, brutal sculpture at the Hoylake and West Kirby War Memorial.

Alfred Gutteridge, an architect on one of the sub-committees, knew and recommended the architect Edwin Lutyens; at this time Lutyens had been involved in the design of several war cemeteries but only one war memorial, which he had designed for South Africa.

For her second show at Metro Pictures, this Polish artist shifts her focus from the graphic design of Cold War propaganda to the knitting patterns of Cold War sweaters, in new paintings that are based on decades-old Polish postcards bearing designs for the garments.

The Commission of Fine Arts approved the design of the war memorial on July 30, and the planning commission usually follows the lead of the arts commissions on matters of aesthetics.

The Malta-class aircraft carrier was a British large aircraft carrier design of World War II.

The final British battlecruiser design of the war was the, which was born from a requirement for an improved version of the Queen Elizabeth battleship.

That could happen now that the American public has been alerted to the fact that in the grand design of that war, it is the ordinary American citizen, even when shopping on the Internet, who gets to play enemy.

GameSpot was also positive in its review, stating that the design of Brood War "contains all the care, detail, and ingenuity of a true sequel" that "completely revitalizes" the original game.

The difference between the United States Constitution and many others is perhaps most pronounced in the design of post-war constitutional amendment rules.