Sentence examples for moving series from inspiring English sources

Andy Warhol, with strange premonition, created a moving series of pictures of The Last Supper shortly before he died.

A Scattering, his moving series of elegiac poems for his late wife, Lucinda Gane, who died of cancer in 2005, won the Costa prize.

("Fringe" is hard to top: after a slow start, it became an exceptionally thoughtful and moving series, and it took the "X-Files" formula in surprising directions).

The actor Jeff Wilbusch leaves the most poignant impression in a moving series of monologues about his painful adolescent separation from his Hasidic family in Israel.

In one particularly moving series Mr. Goldblatt documented the grueling daily commute of a group of black workers from their government-assigned KwaNdebele homeland to the city of Pretoria, where they clung to desperately needed low-wage jobs.

Broadcast shows still tend to attract higher ad rates, but cable is mounting a challenge there too, increasingly moving series to go head to head with all that new network programming.

It is noticed that dynamic solution of the plate subjected to moving loading series represented by Eq. (15) is similar to that of a simply supported beam under moving loading series [2, 5].

The preceding book, "Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe," began moving the series in a darker direction.

After his deeply moving Holocaust series, Gleitzman has returned to his own brand of humour with a very real heart.

The earliest bed load formula was developed by DuBoys (1879) assuming uniform grains moving as series of layers.

What was the biggest challenge in moving the series from the Web to TV? Rushfield: There really weren't any.