Sentence examples for destroyed work from inspiring English sources

Nazism not only took great care to produce a toxic and dehumanising culture, it sought out and destroyed work that sustained, that inspired, that made private and subversive joys, that gave officially unacceptable lives value and dignity.

If the airfield's hangars and buildings were destroyed, work on aircraft could be done in the open in summer periods.

The danger of allowing a big accumulation of costly art in one place was underscored in 2004 by a London warehouse fire which destroyed work by Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin among others, costing insurers 20 million pounds ($30 million).

"It's totally destroyed work patterns," he joked, adding: "I promise myself I will watch an episode at the end of a working day".

When a local artist intentionally shattered a vase, last week, at the Pérez Art Museum Miami's ongoing Ai Weiwei retrospective, most journalists predictably focussed on the price of the destroyed work, which was said to be a million dollars.

Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty When a local artist intentionally shattered a vase, last week, at the Pérez Art Museum Miami's ongoing Ai Weiwei retrospective, most journalists predictably focussed on the price of the destroyed work, which was said to be a million dollars.

The destroyed works, she said, had been moved into the Leyton premises in April.

Izolyatsia says the separatists destroyed works that did not fit with their ideology and may have converted some of the art to scrap metal.

The gallery director, Eric Mézil, said it would reopen with the destroyed works on show "so people can see what barbarians can do".

Research and critique of unbuilt or destroyed works of architecture is traditionally carried out through the examination of surviving information such as drawings, models, photographs, biographies and monographs.

There has been frequent speculation about lost or destroyed works from Mahler's early years.