Sentence examples for producing landscape from inspiring English sources

It is, but one of the things that today's fringe producing landscape reflects is changes in the wider theatre ecology.

These items were followed by Mr. Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait," which, as most people know, represents the wide-open-spaces-cum-Americana Copland, rather than the atonal Copland we heard on opening night, and which is capable, at its best, of producing landscape backgrounds of a reasonably pleasing, if somewhat bleak, variety.

Hence, a complete model of the energy consuming and producing landscape available in the building is depicted in the knowledge base [15].

Four fields (three organic and one conventionally managed) in an intensive vegetable producing landscape in eastern England were sampled for ground beetles in 2005 and 2006, using pitfall traps, to investigate species activity and species assemblage distribution within five crop and three field margin types.

The Taper's place in CTG's producing landscape — less adventurous than the Douglas though more intimate and potentially more risk-taking than the Ahmanson — has relegated it in practice to limbo status.

London-based Gillian Carnegie, an early bookies' favourite, apparently paints in an academic style, producing landscapes and portraits.

Over the course of his 50-year career, Mr. Richter has explored many different styles -- in one period producing landscapes reminiscent of the German Romantic period, and in others, blurred figurative paintings and seductive abstractions.

We might ask why for around three centuries in the early modern period painters were applauded chiefly for producing landscapes or even kissing couples that were free of ordinary blemishes.

In Italy the reaction against the academies was centred in Florence, where a group known as the Macchiaioli (from macchia, "patch") worked from 1855, producing landscapes, genre paintings, and Romantic costume pieces executed in the highly visible brushstrokes that gave the group its name.

Savery's peers in a thriving art community increasingly specialized, producing landscapes unlike any up to this time.

Those who manage vast areas of grasslands – particularly those pastoralists, shepherds and livestock keepers - must be recognized and remunerated for the ecosystem services they steward and for the numbers of livelihoods they support and for the unmatched role that healthy grasslands play in achieving sustainable and nutritious food producing landscapes.