Sentence examples for develop a gallery from inspiring English sources

If Ms. Bynes keeps going in this direction, she can conceivably develop a gallery of characters as rich and varied as Tracey Ullman's.

We found this incredible farm dating from 1776 on the outskirts of Bruton and it just seemed like an amazing opportunity to develop a gallery in a unique environment and add something different to the community.

Gradually he developed a gallery of characters, which expanded when he had his own television shows, beginning with the 15-minute "Jonathan Winters Show," which ran from 1956 to 1957.

In addition to putting some of those films on the Net, the company plans to develop a multimedia gallery of images and create television programming from the content.

Mr. Matushin also wants to develop an art gallery and stage such events as yoga classes or a "nail night" to benefit charity and fill the shop with potential customers.

The museum was developing a new gallery exploring the relationship between craftsmanship and industrialisation in the early 19th century.

The potential for absurdity in Pater's definition of aestheticism was grist to the mill of George Du Maurier, whose cartoons for Punch developed a whole gallery of characters in thrall to the culture of sensibility in which "too-too-utterly" were operative words.

To that end, there are plans to develop a prototype for a digital gallery that would go into the lobbies of all the hotels, she adds, in the form of screens that would offer rotating selections of works by local artists that would change in the morning, afternoon and evening.

It has been noticed, among other observations, that the material strength vary with the loading direction and that the development and the shape of the excavation fractured zone that develops around a gallery is strongly influenced by the material anisotropy.

The collection was first established by the former director of the Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, Judy Le Lievre in response to a request by the Australia Council for regional galleries to develop a specialised collection to avoid duplication and competition.

To test the performance and flexibility of CellH5, we developed an interactive gallery image browser, CellH5Browser (Supplementary Software 1).