Sentence examples for make reliefs from inspiring English sources

The most ambitious and successful sculptor to make reliefs of this type was Gaetano Giulio Zumbo, a Sicilian.

The concern is that the coming winter will make relief efforts more difficult.

Somalia needs hundreds of millions of dollars of emergency aid, but donors are getting skittish because the attacks on aid workers threaten to make relief projects untenable.

Mission 4636 provides a good example of how we can use data from mobile phones to make relief efforts more effective.

Perhaps the slip used to make relief lines contained more flux, and therefore vitrified at a lower temp than the broad flat areas.

We make relief of those health-diminishing, health-crushing symptoms our goal, and we work toward it as hard as we need to in order to get it done.

The gilt gesso (paste used for making reliefs) facings of these chests carry the schematic style of relief sculpture beyond its normal aesthetic limits.

Torn bodies were tossed about, making relief workers ill as they tried to help the wounded.

Jeff Barnes, a Haitian-American pilot, was making relief flights on Friday.

Republicans have made relief from the marriage penalty a focal point for the fall campaign.

The first master pewterer documented to have made relief pieces in Lyon is Roland Greffet, between 1528 and 1568.