Sentence examples for later commission from inspiring English sources

Through him Clark met other Bloomsburys such as Vanessa Bell, whom he would later commission to design a dinner service, but it was Fry who had the greatest impact.

The area was also a stopping-off point for many refugee artists, architects and designers from continental Europe en route to America some of whom would later commission works from Moore.

Two days later, commission chairman Charles Moore wrote to O'Reilly, stating that the sculptor member of the commission, Lee Lawrie, had viewed the designs, and complained he could not see what the object was behind the pioneers, and that the gun appeared to be held awkwardly.

Samuel lamented how a number of Jewish "new arrivals" were tainted by "the pernicious doctrine of Bolshevism" — a later Commission of Enquiry determined that a part of what provoked the riot was Jewish Communists handing out revolutionary leaflets, their women cadres wearing shorts — and insisted that "conditions in Palestine are such as do not permit anything in the nature of a mass immigration".

With a small number of member states, the decision-making procedures were reduced to intergovernmental negotiations and initiatives by the high authority, the later Commission.

Halliwell's later commissions included episodes of Dr Who and The Bill.

Peggy Guggenheim received enormous silver mobile earrings and later commissioned a hammered silver headboard that shimmered with dangling fish.

To raise the quality and detail of the photos, Google later commissioned lower altitude aerial shots, which it also posted online.

It was the first of a string of awards and, later, commissions for Ms. Okoye, a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.

A continuing creativity is evident in his few later commissions, but it was to be stifled by financial insecurity and illness.

Heizer started hanging out at Max's Kansas City, the artists' bar, on whose front window he was later commissioned to make a scribble etching.