Sentence examples for made of works from inspiring English sources
More convincing was Liszt's Prelude and Fugue in A Minor (after J. S. Bach), one of innumerable transcriptions and arrangements Liszt made of works by his predecessors and colleagues, which Mr. Trpceski played with coloristic nuances and dramatic flair.
In one corner of the living room is Mr. Harger's small sculpture of a sumo wrestler; on the walls are some copies he made of works by van Gogh, his favorite painter.
Ruskin was known and loved for trading bar tabs for art, and Max's soon was hung with such stuff as curators' dreams are made of, works by John Chamberlain, Dorothea Rockburne, Frank Stella, and so many other notables of their generation.
What are we to make of works that flaunt their highbrow credentials in a style clearly meant to capture a mass audience?
The experimental results show that the new EO Q-switch made of langasite works properly.
With Doráti the orchestra made recordings of works by Bartók, Gerhard and Messaien.
Another obvious galvanising and cost-saving tactic is to make out-of-work benefits stingier.
He can only ruminate on what Tom and Mary would make of their working together.
What have others in that community made of her work?
This is what he made of his morning's work.
Last year a documentary was made of its work, Through the Fire.
