Sentence examples similar to modern close from inspiring English sources

Yet she treats them not as purist remakes, but as modern close-ups.

Granulated fertilizers in modern close-planted commercial orchards are usually broadcast by machine a month or two before growth starts.

He upholds fado's sense of longing and tragic dignity as he brings it into modern close-up.

John Smith was more medieval than modern, closer to a Crusader than to a Founding Father.

Rivera is the best modern closer of all-time, that we all know for sure - a classy player who dominated the sport at his position, no doubt.

(Cotter) ★ Walt Kuhn: 'American Modern' (closes on Saturday) The 100th anniversary of the Armory Show has occasioned a fresh look at Walt Kuhn, an organizer of the 1913 show whose own paintings have been somewhat marginalized.

Gossage explained how the modern closer is more accustomed to pitching solely the ninth and described how grueling an extra out or two in the eighth can be, physically and mentally.

With the Modern closing its Midtown home on May 21 during construction work and decamping to Long Island City, Queens, where it opens temporary exhibition space on June 29, the museum will have time to organize an exhibition that will include the gift, along with 24 additional works on loan from UBS PaineWebber.

It is compatible with design and research needs of the modern closed-cycle regenerative air engine.

Modern closed-cycle cooling systems don't necessarily require large towers but rather an array of much smaller "cells" that blend in with existing site structures.

Gossage said that Rivera "might be the greatest closer of all-time" but tempered that praise by suggesting that the modern closer's job has become too specialized and easy compared to multiple-inning "firemen" from Gossage's era; Rivera had only one regular season save of seven-plus outs in his career, whereas Gossage logged 53.