Sentence examples for graphic pieces from inspiring English sources

The movie intersperses observations and speculations on Welles's life and work with long looks at his graphic pieces.

Among them are chairs, sports cars, computers, a helicopter and the archive of the great Modernist architect Mies van der Rohe, but not many graphic pieces.

Madeleine Moxham is the founder of MOXHAM, a London based jewellery and accessories brand that creates graphic pieces for interesting individuals.

These works on paper are her most powerful creations, and there is a rich affinity between her graphic pieces, such as the sublime T&I, and Twombly's large paintings and collage-drawings.

"What we wish to do is to create a space dedicated to recreating sports history through textiles, graphic pieces which relates elements of different sports disciplines," he said in an e-mail interview.

The Black and White Ball, held by Capote in New York in 1966, inspired the most graphic pieces, with onyx gleaming like caviar among the diamonds, and geometric earrings as streamlined as in the days of Art Deco.

If the Chinese geometrics don't appeal to you, consider a graphic piece of artwork sporting Chinese calligraphy.

One large, graphic piece uses the checkered pattern on a designer scarf as a foil for a white plate grabbed from the Web site of Bed Bath & Beyond.

So I sent a writer, Veronica Horwell, and a photographer, Sean Smith, to write a graphic piece – accompanied by harrowing pictures – of life within the heart of Sarajevo under siege.

He explained that the title "The King of Denmark," which he bestowed on a graphic piece for percussion, was inspired by King Christian X, who was occupying the Danish throne when the Germans invaded his country in 1940.

But how are we to categorize Martin McDonagh's "Lieutenant of Inishmore," which contains maybe the most graphic piece of human butchery ever seen on a British stage yet invites us to laugh as we witness it?