Sentence examples for executed works from inspiring English sources

A Nike executive said the formula, when well executed, works in reverse as well: the context can bring authenticity to the sponsor.

He designed and executed works for church, state and private clients in Costa Rica: 1934-45.

Despite the innovative Neoclassicism of his executed works, Boullée achieved a truly lasting influence as a teacher and theorist.

During the first decade of the 16th century, Fernando Yáñez, who may have assisted Leonardo da Vinci on the "Battle of Anghiari" in 1505, executed works showing a good knowledge of Italian Renaissance developments.

Mr. Wilson, a first-generation Conceptualist artist, has claimed oral communication — talking, but with artistic intent — as his primary creative medium since around 1968 and has executed works all over the world.

In 1900, on a trip to Chicago, Ashbee became acquainted with Frank Lloyd Wright, and, when Wright's executed works were published in Germany (1911), the preface was written by Ashbee.

He also executed work at Burleigh house, Stamford.

It's a timely, passionate and expertly executed work that boasts an exemplary cast.

He had the major responsibility for the frieze and also executed work on the relief of the entombment.

The first two phases of the review were "poorly planned, poorly managed and poorly executed", work was rushed and corners were cut, he said, raising question marks about the "prevailing ethical culture" at the company.

The Marin County complex is Wright's only executed work for government, and the only one that integrates architecture, highway, and automobile, a concept that had long preoccupied Wright.