Sentence examples for figment for from inspiring English sources

But she also influences which organizations present exhibitions and events, sometimes, as with the group Figment, for return visits.

— Write you own poem of any length to carry, and, if you're a student, consider posting it at Figment for others to see and discuss.

Mr. Zahab is also one of the composers, in company with Elliott Carter ("Figment" for solo cello), Judith Weir (Piano Trio), Tamar Diesendruck, Harold Meltzer, C. Bryan Rulon and Dennis Riley.

Laura, the teenage heroine of Elizabeth Knox's duologue The Rainbow Opera/The Dream Quake, creates a wishful figment for herself in the shape of a Nown, or golem sandman, to whom she also gives a voice.

Although the idea of a public museum was not new, in imperial Russia it had existed only as a figment for much of the nineteenth century, until Russian National Museum (Russkii natsional'nyi muzei) was founded in 1872.

A figment for the 2040s.

Mr. Sherry had the audience riveted during "Figment" (1994) for solo cello, an impetuous, episodic fantasy that somehow comes across as an inexorable dramatic entity.

They have worked on several projects together, including "Magic Squares for Figment" and "First Exposures for Art Bridge".

Did you ever make it to Timbuktu?" Since April 1st of this year, Timbuktu has been become more than figment of the imagination, for the fabled desert city, which is situated in northern Mali, has come under the control of two rival groups of rebellious Tuaregs, the famous blue men of the Sahara, who have long lived in the vast stretches of desert in and around Timbuktu.

Nuclear brinksmanship was, for decades, a figment of a bygone, wayward era.

For me, "W 'ms lf" was a figment of the box scores who always seemed to be going 3-for-5.