Sentence examples for designed a show from inspiring English sources

He designed a show called "Contrepied" that was all eighties decadence: sable, shoulder pads, big hair, gold lamé.

Professionally, Mr. Saillard lives in fashion flux: He recently staged a Yohji Yamamoto retrospective and before that designed a show on the history of handbags.

When she designed a show on Japanese textiles at the Museum of Modern Art in 1998, she suspended sheer panels of fabric on nylon filament and lighted the pieces with fiber optics.

A Los Angeles-based architect, François Perrin, who recently curated and designed a show about Klein's architectural projects at the Museum of Applied Art in Vienna, was inspired by these utopian ideas when asked to renovate a 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-footy Gus Koven, a sound designer, and his wife, Stephanie, a doctor (right, with their 16-month old son Gustavo).

They are more forthcoming in explaining how they designed a show that could be replicated without them— it was a happy accident.

He said: "When I start to design a show, I do a written breakdown of what a play needs.

A Habitat member, having seen her perform in North Carolina, asked her to design a show about housing.

He returned two months later to design a show in Hartford and in May 2007, a somewhat dubious Ms. Silverman agreed to meet him for dinner in Brooklyn.

It's also a chance for these companies to design a show just for themselves, rather than carrying out some client's vision.

Herb guru Jekka McVicar is well known for her exquisite floral exhibits at Chelsea but this is her first foray into designing a show garden.

Yet "Radiolab" -- which just won a 2010 Peabody Award -- has responded to all this by designing a show for sustained and undivided attention.