Sentence examples for mounted passages from inspiring English sources

At Venice, in the South African Pavilion, Modisakeng has mounted "Passages," a three-channel video projection that, like his photography, reveals the beauty and trauma of black bodies in motion.

The first attempt at the passage mounted by the Soviet regime came in 1932.

While the armed attacks were the most deadly, Egyptian bloggers also drew attention to video, apparently shot on the day of the camel charge, that seemed to show that members of the security forces had allowed the mounted Mubarak supporters free passage on their way to confront the protesters the square.

Last summer the museum mounted a temporary exhibition titled "Passages," in which African art was displayed against mural-size color images of Africa by the photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher.

Though the bill was roundly supported by religious and labor organizations, conservative and isolationist groups mounted wide scale campaigns to prevent its passage.

The present work studies water droplet sizes produced by the passage of oil water flow through a globe valve mounted in a large scale flow loop of 0.1 m internal diameter.

The island where Sir Charles Wilson and his party were wrecked is but a short distance above a narrow passage of the river where the enemy had mounted some guns.

But it is over long passages of mounting excitement that Heaney proves his grandeur.

Crepuscular, fitful and dreamy by turns, the piece was a compelling display for the Chicago strings, which maintained a clear, balanced sound even during passages of mounting violence.

Passages of mounting suspense — the riveting preludes to the Painter's suicide in the first act and Lulu's own demise in the third, for example — had a furious energy.

In 1999, they mounted a $10 million advertising campaign, by far their biggest, to help win passage of a major expansion of health programs for the uninsured.