Sentence examples for large fabric from inspiring English sources

But excepting a large fabric collage titled "The Self" and a series of large black-and-silver collages, too much of this work simply drowns itself out.

Starting in late June, the courtyard of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens, will feature a tall steel frame that is balanced in place with large fabric containers filled with water.

Mobilizing pastors has remained important, with "people out there like David Lane, whose names we may not know, who are contributing to a large fabric of involvement," said Mr. DeMoss, who runs a Georgia public relations company for Christian causes.

The cabaletta from the aria of Bellini's "Il pirata" sounded hardly faster than the aria, and notably phlegmatic, even though Meade's loose hair and large fabric wrap gave a slightly unhinged impression to go with the crazy characters she was singing.

The work is essentially a solo, though Mr. Thiérrée does get several assists, including from his mother, Victoria Thiérrée, who designed the large fabric animals that occasionally float into the space to trouble the title character's sense of the world and himself.

There are two versions of the bag: one is white with two large fabric "eyes" and an asymmetrical red blotch of a mouth; the other looks like a dark owl on a wheat-colored background.

"For small objects, I use shelves with large, fabric-covered sliding screens in front of them," he said.

It was inspired by North Tiles, large fabric-covered foam pieces that interlock to form walls, which the Bouroullec brothers designed in 2006.

It's furnished like a hip living room, with a leather couch, side tables, bookcases, a large fabric-covered ottoman the kinds of trappings that make a space look both meticulously set up and easy to imagine as part of your home, if your home is a Wayfair photo shoot set.

(Martha Schwendener) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui' (through Aug. 4) Born in Ghana and long a resident of Nigeria where he maintains a productive studio, El Anatsui has for the past decade been creating spectacularly large, fabric-like sculpture from countless numbers of liquor-bottle caps linked together with twists of copper.

(Ken Johnson) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui' (through Aug. 4) Born in Ghana and long a resident of Nigeria where he maintains a productive studio, El Anatsui has for the past decade been creating spectacularly large, fabric-like sculpture from countless numbers of liquor-bottle caps linked together with twists of copper.