Sentence examples for makes striking from inspiring English sources

And the show makes striking use of oversize signs and frozen phalanxes of townspeople, ominously lighted by Brian MacDevitt.

Wylie, a skilled technical photographer, makes striking, memorable images of all this grim and brutal roadwork — a variation of Goldberg's more personal accomplishment.

A young Finnish sculptor who lives in Helsinki, Kim Simonsson makes striking ceramic sculptures of cute, big-eyed young girls and deer, derived from Japanese manga comics.

If you know your Balanchine ("Serenade") and your Nijinska ("Les Noces"), what's fascinating about Mr. Peck's "Chinese Zodiac" is that he no sooner quotes some memorable formations from either work than he makes striking departures from it.

Laura turns flat glass vases into Rothko-like colour studies, while Alessandro (who will also teach at the school) makes striking modern sculptures that play with the mirror, light and water effects of Venice.

Anne-Claude Virchaux (00 41 22 342 35 26) weaves clothes on an old-fashioned loom in her shop window on Rue St-Joseph; Igor Siebold (00 41 22 301 2955; igorsiebold.ch) makes stylish jewellery; Jean Kazes (00 41 22 343 3091; jean-kazes.ch) makes striking clocks.

The Argentine was brought off the bench against Philadelphia, making striking the game-winning blow late on.

Changing the language in Mr. Toussaint's statement won't make striking any more illegal, nor will it make the union's promises more persuasive.

But we sincerely are determined to make striking a last resort".

Penney co-piloted the F-16 that was ordered to take down United Flight 93 before it could make strike the U.S. Capitol.

Certain statements she made struck me as ironic -- statements such as John McCain representing change and reform, when he has been so deeply aligned with George W. Bush.