Sentence examples for shape of a map from inspiring English sources

Titled "Uranie" (1947), it uneasily combines figurative and abstract imagery on painted plaster in the shape of a map of Australia.

Titled "Uranie" (1947), a word of no definite meaning as far as I can tell, it uneasily combines figurative and abstract imagery on painted plaster in the shape of a map of Australia.

On Monday three supreme court judges considered whether his painting, Bharat Mata (Mother India), which depicts a nude woman on her knees creating the shape of a map of India, was sacrilegious.

He tore down a perfectly good, barely used stadium, replaced it with the largest stadium in the world, and then built a hundred-and-thirty-acre Olympic Village, with a hundred and forty buildings laid out in the shape of a map of Germany.

The platter -- designed for mundane cheese-serving purposes -- is in the shape of a map of the continental United States.

Fittingly, End Games brings him to one of Italy's limits: Calabria, in the toe of what schoolchildren are taught to call the "boot" of the nation's shape on a map.

Among them is "Map" (1999), a dollar bill intricately cut into the shape of a world map as a metaphor for American economic might and hegemony.

In his latest work, the dissident artist has arranged more than 1,800 large tins of milk powder from seven popular brands in the shape of a huge map of China.

The artificial archipelago, also known as "The World," consists of 300 private, man-made islands strategically constructed in the shape of a world map.

The shape of the map, an elongated rectangle, causes a grave deformation of the Roman world, the distances from north to south being compressed and those from east to west being unduly extended.

We have tried to keep the number of parameters in our approach to a minimum, however the size and shape of the map has a major effect on the outcome and was decided somewhat arbitrarily.