Sentence examples for projected monument from inspiring English sources

Representative of this approach are several mother-and-child groups and the terra-cotta figures of workers (Petit Palais, Paris) for a projected Monument to the Workers (c. 1889 98).

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LONDON — With a skyline of significant British monuments projected on the backdrop, the Burberry Prorsum show on Monday reinforced the message that the brand is the towering force in London fashion.

His life, or the life he sought to project, was a monument to decadent irresponsibility.

Meanwhile the Johnson-backed garden bridge project, chief monument of haveyourcakeandeatism, became enmeshed, possibly fatally, in the consequences of its poor planning.

Jasper Waters, an industrial designer, had designed a deal toy for FICTILIS's project, a monument the size of a paperweight, with a marble base.

That said, the group would rather you did not call the upcoming project a monument - as that typically means something that pays respects to the dead*.

As she gears up for the opening of her latest, collaborative project A Monument for the Anxious and Hopeful at The Rubin Museum on February 10, Chang and I chatted about the development of her career, the importance of vulnerability and how we can utilize our fears to identify the truth and solve problems in our communities.

It is an "incredible ambitious musical project", a "monument to John Cage", which intertwines orchestral themes, spoken words and electronic noises through radical audio editing techniques.

In it, she claimed there would be no peace in the Middle East until Saddam Hussein was toppled, that Israel must trade land for peace, and that the European Union (EU) was "fundamentally unreformable", "a classic utopian project, a monument to the vanity of intellectuals, a programme whose inevitable destiny is failure".

ESSEX The Orison Project "Brief Monuments: Making and Unmaking Memory," group show.