Sentence examples for inspired by a collection from inspiring English sources

She later divorced her husband and, inspired by a collection of insects from Suriname, set out with her daughter Dorothea for South America in September 1699.

"Adoration of the Magi," a program of spirituals, international carols and American holiday songs, inspired by a collection of church paintings by Ethel Parsons Paullin and her husband, Telford Paullin, performed by the baritone Jeff Morrissey.

At Dulwich College the mathematics master encouraged Tony's interest in photography, which had been inspired by a collection of glass negatives he had inherited from an uncle killed in the Great War.

Inspired by a collection of ballads by the 19th-century Czech poet Karel Jaromir Erben, "Kosile" weaves together motifs from three of the folk tales that Erben also collected.

Mr. Louboutin, who has been celebrating his 20th anniversary in business with a series of parties, used the occasion to showcase the winners of a contest among alumni of Parsons, The New School for Design to design an outfit inspired by a collection of shoes he designed for Bergdorf and other stores.

Mr. Louboutin, who has been celebrating his 20th anniversary in business with a series of parties, used the occasion to showcase the winners of a contest among alumni of Parsons, The New School for Design to create an outfit inspired by a collection of shoes he designed for Bergdorf and other stores.

The idea for this platform was inspired by a large collection of 1940s survey maps from the British Mandate of Palestine recently digitized by the Israeli national library.

The movie "Crash" was a hit at the time, so he created a collection inspired by a car crash.

At Rochas, in a collection inspired by a village in Sweden, Marco Zanini showed a brown suede coat, rustic-looking prints and vests worn with full-sleeved blouses and matching trousers.

Her collection, inspired by a trip to the London Aquarium, featured a colour palette of aquamarine and pepto bismol pink, offset by navy and crisp white.

The stolen drawing was one of two Dalí works in Mr. Lindemann's first exhibition, which he described as a fantasy collection inspired by a 19th-century French novel, "À Rebours".