Sentence examples for makes a body from inspiring English sources

Peake said: "I'm not the kind of artist who makes a body of work in the studio and then plonks it in a gallery.

Immersion makes a body feel graceful, but what with problems of buoyancy, hydrodynamics and air supply, the choreographic possibilities are slender.

One of those forces is centrifugal ("to flee from the center") force, the inertia that makes a body on a curved path want to continue outward in a straight line.

Wind makes a body or a beaker lose heat faster than it otherwise would, but if the air temperature is 35 and the wind is 60 miles an hour, creating an equivalent temperature of 18, water will still not freeze, and frostbite is not possible.

International Man of Mystery-ing, after all, makes a body thirsty.

That makes a body unlike a lump of bronze, which may be potentially a statue while it is yet in fact a lump and not a statue, something, that is, patently unenformed by the form of any statue at all.

She cast his penis over and over again and made a body of work called Penetralia.

They made a body of work that effectively and eloquently argued for what is Afro-Cuban jazz.

He then gave me a commission to make a body of work, all of which he bought.

He has made a body of work that fluctuates hugely, from astonishing gems to experiments best forgotten.

Isaiah's autopsy report found that he had sickle cell trait anemia, which can make a body susceptible to heat stroke.