Sentence examples for masterpiece entitled from inspiring English sources
If he did, then visitors to the Pauline Chapel today could gaze in awe at a masterpiece entitled "Saul's Conversion To Realising How Freaking Awesome Paul III Is" – a masterpiece which would almost certainly feature a cutaway joke about the 16th century equivalent of the old man in Family Guy who chases young boys.
She was also eager to show me the illustrations of her masterpiece entitled "JK".
This is a totalitarian regime that could be called Orwellian, in other words, of the type imagined by George Orwell in his masterpiece entitled 'nineteen eighty-four'.
The same Hornby recently published his latest masterpiece, (not surprisingly) entitled Funny Girl; and it is quite impossible not to think of the wonderful character of Dharma (Jenna Elfman), when you read about the adventures of Barbara Parker/Sophie Straw in London at the turn of the sixties.
Seracini's accidental discovery about the "Adoration" shows clearly why, as far as much of the art world is concerned, masterpieces should be entitled to their secrets.
Moreover, selections from a projected work that he considered to be his masterpiece, a social satire entitled Answered Prayers, appeared in Esquire magazine in 1975 and raised a storm among friends and foes who were harshly depicted in the work (under the thinnest of disguises).
Géricault's masterpiece is the large painting entitled The Raft of the Medusa (c. 1819).
Kurson lays it out in an early chapter entitled "Zero Viz," a masterpiece of explication.
The ballet is one of four 20th century masterpieces to be performed together in an evening entitled Kaleidoscope.
Kemp recently published, with a colleague, a book called "La Bella Principessa: The Story of the New Masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci," which contains a chapter by Biro, entitled "Fingerprint Examination".
His new album, "Don't Look Back" (Arbors), features a version of "Springsville" (here simply entitled "Spring"), a highlight of Miles Davis's 1957 masterpiece "Miles Ahead".
