Sentence examples for it presents works from inspiring English sources
It presents works made from the 1920's to the 40's, mostly for Vogue or Vanity Fair magazines, by 13 photographers including Andre Durst, George Hoyningen-Huene and Steichen himself.
It presents works, in all mediums and several styles, that Picasso made during the late 1920s and '30s, when he was under the spell of the voluptuous, Roman-nosed, level-eyed, full-limbed Marie-Thérèse Walter, arguably the love of his life.
It presents work that Turner completed in his last 16 years of life, from 1835 to 1851.
It presents work by Arab authors and poets in English for the first time.
Directed by Curry, the 1976 gold medalist who died in 1994 and is generally considered to have set the standard for elegance and refinement in skating, it presented works by dance choreographers in places like the Metropolitan Opera House.
John and lyricist Bernie Taupin's creation was one of the biggest of the bunch, even if it presented work less ridiculously imagined than deaf, dumb and blind pinball wizards and artsy spacemen with shocking red mullets.
All told, the group has about 40 works in its repertory involving all six players, and although it also presents works for smaller units (from solo to quintet), the players' main interest is music for the full ensemble.
The company opened with a demanding all-Balanchine program, and since then it has presented works by noted choreographers like William Forsythe, Lynne Taylor-Corbett and Christopher Wheeldon, as well as two new full-evening ballets by Mr. Weiss himself.
It presents the works of the major St Ives artists in conjunction with those by contemporaries who engaged with common technical and ethical issues.
Organized by Veronica Roberts, director of research for the Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing Catalogue Raisonné, it presents 26 works from the LeWitt estate.
Izzard said: "We know the overwhelming majority of young people want to stay in Europe because of the opportunities it presents to work, to study and to travel.
