Sentence examples for murals representing from inspiring English sources

Three stories high, the lobby has a barrel-vault ceiling paved with mosaics, walls of golden marble, and painted murals representing Commerce and Labor.

+ Amnesty International's pop-up art event last week, Art for Rights, aimed to bring attention to global human rights issues; Usher spoke and several other artists were asked to create a murals representing a specific human rights case.

Sargent's defensiveness stemmed in part from his conviction that his murals represented an open-minded and tolerant attitude.

The 28 murals represent a variety of styles and street art philosophies propagated in New York.

We do not know if these murals represent early social interactions (the hunt, sacred rites, tribal ceremonies); hallucinogenic imagination inflamed by fumes in unventilated caves; unknown primitive rituals; or simply artistic compulsion.

Twitter building June 1945: The lobby of the Western Furniture Exchange and Merchandise Mart with a mural representing early furniture craftsmanship.

He once had the company hire an artist to paint a mural representing the river of life for a strategy meeting at a resort.

The 20-year-old mural representing the first hundred years of Point Pleasant Beach, from 1885 to 1985, has served as a hand-painted billboard for the town, sitting across the street from the train station here.

Tea Makipaa's 66-foot Photoshopped mural representing a peaceable kingdom of people and animals in a panoramic landscape is impressive, but not as awesome or over-the-top funny as it ought to be.

His projects include a school mural representing the diversity of the campus population and innovative ways to interest students in gardening and taking care of the land.

"The Camel" included references to several Indiana celebrities, including Greg Kinnear, John Mellencamp, Larry Bird, Michael Jackson and David Letterman, all of whom have a place in the mural representing Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.