Sentence examples for its materials to from inspiring English sources

The caption included quotes from the correspondence between the gallery and the famed toy company, which said in a widely released statement that it wouldn't allow its materials to be used in conjunction with "political" art.

Mostly they are asked to lend their logo to Lean In and distribute its materials to employees.

The group's goal is to offer its materials to any school district that is interested, but with two requirements.

Or the hugely successful Khan Academy: more than 3.5 million students watch its educational videos every month and Google has donated $2 million for its materials to be translated into 10 languages.

Every level of Mr. Nouvel's project, from its materials to its dominant forms to its sprawling layout, reflects a richly imaginative effort to retain a connection to the fading world of the Bedouins from which modern Qatar sprang, while also embracing the realities of a rapidly urbanizing society.

So the Varispeed production, presented as part of the Performa 11 festival, was less an act of rescuing a work from oblivion than one of repurposing its materials to unleash latent potential, while remaining faithful to its textural integrity and structural rigor.

"For me that was a sign that the party could get its material to parts of the country it had never reached before," said Roberto Demarco, president of the Nexxy Group, whose e-commerce software is used on the site.

But as "Happy Endings" began the process of dialing things down and tailoring its material to its very talented cast, it quickly became a lot of fun.

To improve its weathering qualities, to bring out the characteristics of its material to the best advantage, or to make it more decorative or realistic, sculpture is usually given a special surface finish.

Reuters has a reporter with the marines, as does The Associated Press and The Marine Corps Times, which is providing its material to all Gannett newspapers.

Having little use for the castle, he ordered some of its material to be stripped out for re-use, marking the beginning of its decline.