Sentence examples for on a bust from inspiring English sources

His family reported that when he was taken to the hospital a week ago the artist was working on a bust of Gerard Manley Hopkins, the 19th-century English poet and Jesuit priest.

In a short film in the exhibition, the artist is seen working on a bust.

He spent part of 1802 in Paris working on a bust of Napoleon, and in 1806 Joseph Bonaparte commissioned an equestrian statue of Napoleon.

Kessler petitioned artists such as his friend Auguste Rodin to work on a bust, but was turned down — a sign of things to come.

His "Envy," a translucent white onyx sculpture from 2008-10 based on a bust of a snarling, snake-haired Medusa by the Italian Baroque sculptor Orazio Marinali, is priced at $250,000, and as of Sunday it had not sold.

But Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" is "a play that hankers after greatness (and Greekness) like a schoolgirl with a crush on a bust of Aeschylus" and Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" is "Ibsen for beginners".

The book itself was finished on 11 January 2007 in the Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh, where she scrawled a message on the back of a bust of Hermes.

"But there is some leeway, and we'll occasionally take on a budget-busting project that we simply must do for all the best reasons".

Lazard Freres had so advised the directors, and had also informed them that Pantry Pride was a small, highly leveraged company bent on a "bust-up" takeover by using "junk bond" financing to buy Revlon cheaply, sell the acquired assets to pay the debts incurred, and retain the profit for itself.

If the prospecting expedition you've saved up for half your life to go on has been a bust, maybe you override your crawler's low-power warning.

On May 12 , 1937 a bust of Dr Widney commissioned by the Los Angeles County Medical Association was placed in the lobby of their headquarters.