Sentence examples for making a renaissance from inspiring English sources
But I think that sort of food, like the clothes, is making a renaissance.
"It does feel like British chocolate is making a renaissance after being in the doldrums for a few decades".
Still, Singapore's current drum and bass landscape is far from making a renaissance.
Prices for making a Renaissance outfit will vary accordingly.
And yet this is not just an arbitrary attempt to make a Renaissance artist look cool by throwing in Andy Warhol's silkscreen of The Birth of Venus and Rineke Dijkstra's photographs of teenagers adopting Botticelli poses.
Make a Renaissance costume.
But from when educator Viola Spolin devised the first modern improvisation games in the 1920s, to the current highly developed long-form UCB/Second City/iO renaissance, making a living with improv has always been a tough go.
It might have been made by a Renaissance sculptor of unparalleled skill, but was in fact created two thousand years earlier.
"The Missing Ink" succeeds in making a strong case for the renaissance of handwriting.
Women can make an easy Renaissance costume (appropriate for Shakespeare plays), by combining a long, full skirt with a white peasant-style blouse.
"There are discrete pieces of progress, but a new performing arts center does not make for a renaissance," said Stephen Goldsmith, a former mayor of Indianapolis who teaches public management at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
