Sentence examples for faced to create from inspiring English sources

Alfred Barr Alfred Barr, MoMA's first director was aware of the unprecedented task he faced: to create a museum that was populist in spirit and in which a single story could be told of the development of art from 1880 (the approximate date at which it was agreed that "Modern Art" was first manifested) to the present and on into the future.

This highlights the fragmentation of the health system at this stage and the struggle that the government through the MoHS faced to create a system and establish control over the health workforce.

They did this by removing certain sulfur atoms from the faces to create active sites critical to catalytic activity.

In his latest series, "Tribute to Andy," Mr. Leow presents a series of portraits using black paint for the faces to create detached silhouettes.

There's an alarming tendency in contemporary work to go overboard with hand movements in which dancers sweep their hands across their faces to create repetitive, meaningless gestures.

Aged 14, he shot a playful self-portrait dressed as the sad clown Pierrot, holding a mirror to his face to create a double image.

"Like the computer, it's trying to determine what the regularities are in all of these faces to create a prototype.

The woman there suggested a shiny gook you smear on your face to create the illusion of soft pink light dangling over your head.

Clicking through the photographs of the annoyingly blonde, annoyingly beautiful woman with spectacular "bangs", she subconsciously starts pulling her hair across her face to create a fake fringe.

The Acesta clams were found to colonise the underside of these thinner beds, which dipped out of the cliff face to create the overhanging ledges.

With Kinect's scanning technology, for the first time ever in a Harry Potter game, players will be able to scan in their own face to create a unique witch or wizard to journey through the adventures of the film.