Sentence examples for desire caught from inspiring English sources

She created costumes for a production by Daniel Spoerri of Picasso's play Le Désir attrapé par la queue (1956; Desire Caught by the Tail).

David's work has something of the absurdism of Picasso's 1941 play, Desire Caught By the Tail, as well as of the mad soft-toy dramas of Annette Messager.

The choreographer Russell Maliphant's "Rodin Project" will be staged Dec. 3, and there will also be performances of "Desire Caught by the Tail," a surrealist play about the hardships of World War II written by Picasso over four days in 1941, to be presented in conjunction with the museum's "Picasso Black and White" exhibit.

But one of his few plays, a surrealist romp called "Desire Caught by the Tail," written over a four-day period in occupied Paris in 1941, will soon get a rare showing on one of the art world's most prominent stages.

But although she is so good at showing how this desire catches Nazneen unawares, the relationship between Nazneen and her husband isn't given the short shrift that one might expect in such a context.

Her desire to catch up to Venus in tennis, Serena said at the Australian Open, shaped an ongoing desire to upend expectations — to surprise those who doubted her talents.

"There's a desire to catch up with the rest of the world.

Their desire to catch up by doing business with America and other former foes has helped dispel any lingering rancour.

For many Bengalis, this political transition reflects a desire to catch up with the rest of India.

He has a big desire to catch up on things he missed in his years of captivity".

Others are older, sincere in their desire to catch up but not sure whether they can do it.