Sentence examples for most readymade from inspiring English sources

The survey suggested that food waste is an alarming side effect of eating alone, since most readymade meals are made for two.

They are the most inert readymades in art.

The other day I watched stuff turn into art when I saw Tracey Emin assemble My Bed, one of the most controversial readymades ever created.

The result is one of the strangest and most memorable of all readymades.

This is the first installment of an occasional column that will wander around in search of those moments, looking at New York as one of the most astounding concatenations of readymades in the world, a city that exists both in imagination and in fact, where the surreal, the abstract, the figural, the conceptual, the minimalist and the maximalist can, and often do, converge on a single corner.

Almost everyone I know bakes at least a couple of batches during December, though most people now buy their dough readymade from the supermarket.

The object - which exists, like most of Duchamp's long-lost readymades, only in replica - is menacing, with its sharp metal edges and title prophesying injury.

"In terms of brand extensions, ReadyMade is one of the most ideal types of media properties," Ms. Hawthorne said.

I make the meatballs for these out of 450g good pork sausages – just pop them out of their skins into a bowl, break up roughly, add any flavourings and seasonings you fancy, and roll into small balls – but if you prefer, or don't have the time, use those readymade Swedish ones that are sold in most supermarkets these days.

At its most opportunistic, fashion reduces punk to a one-dimensional readymade with which it can avail itself for its own impeccably frayed ends.

His readymades give meaningless objects meaning-laden titles — most notoriously, the urinal called "Fountain" (1917).