Sentence examples for figures built from inspiring English sources

In the nineties, a coterie of business figures built corporate empires that had little loyalty to the state.

One result was the double images of faces and landscape or of human figures built of books, fish, or pots and pans by the 16th-century Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo.

"Folk Music," which Greenstein wrote in the summer of 2004, is one of the freshest pieces I've heard so far this year: a Ravel-like kaleidoscope of intertwining figures built up from the simple notes of the B-minor scale.

The epigrammatic, Wayne Shortenorsaxtheme sax theme of When Planets Collide was prefaced by bell-like electronics and quiet prepared-piano clatters, and a Goloubev solo of humming tones and delicate top-end figures built to a fierce percussion climax.

Another art project at the site will include 100 steel figures built as a memorial to the thousands of miners who worked there.

First 4 Figures built 2,500 Varia Suit Samus figures, selling all of them.

This painting became a model of the figura serpentinata ("sinuous figure")—that is, a figure built up from several intertwining views.

Visitors to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, have been flocking to see the Bionic Man, a figure built from the most advanced artificial body parts.

Ang Sang's "Faces of the Buddha" (2011) is a black-and-white canvas with a Buddha figure built up from images of Che Guevara, Superman, Michael Jackson, Barack Obama and Pop Art's uber-icon Marilyn Monroe.

A simple, rocking figure builds to a thundering climax, representing the goddess of love's watery birth, ebbing away to close as it opened.

The strong figure builds on the second-quarter growth rate of 4.6%.