Sentence examples for flying figures from inspiring English sources

Chagall's paintings are dashingly represented and children will enjoy his weightless flying figures and their fantastical freedoms.

Wilson himself then appeared to explain the problems and to announce that the final scene would not include the flying figures it should.

"The Assumption of the Virgin" is a mass of flying figures amid billowing clouds, opening to reveal a burst of sunlight.

The primitive painter André Bauchant's wonderfully sparse set for Diaghilev's production of "Apollo, Leader of the Muses" (1928) started out, according to the artist's original painted designs, filled with flying figures and a horse-drawn chariot.

In an earlier tableau, Sabuda achieves a rare level of pop-up lyricism, arraying the eight all-white flying figures, just emerged from a cloud, in a symmetrical formation of snowflake delicacy and intricacy.

The shrine door has door-keepers at each side, leaning on dwarfs with flying figures over the head, with door-keepers and demons on the jamb and architrave.

His letters are punctuated with versions of the flying figure, soon grounded and disconsolate, as Saint-Exupery was himself to be, having clumsily damaged an $80,000 airplane in the middle of a war.

The lead lasted only four minutes, United replying with quality of their own as Di Maria's perfect delivery dropped between Arsenal's defenders to be met by the flying figure of Rooney, who directed a powerful header beyond Wojciech Szczesny.

However, the level of neuropil degeneration was greatest in Aβ42art flies (Figures 3A F).

Similarly, Marf overexpression resulted in a similar phenotype to that of Opa1 overexpression (Figures 5A and S4B), whereas flies with marf heterozygotic background showed mitochondrial size similar to, albeit smaller than, those of wild type flies (Figures S3B and S4B).

dOpa1+/− flies (Figure 3C).