Sentence examples for significant commission from inspiring English sources

Judging by size, this was a significant commission, probably for funerary display.

In April Diller + Scofidio won the most significant commission in its nearly 20-year history: the design of the Institute for Contemporary Art on Boston Harbor, the first art museum to be built in Boston in nearly 100 years.

While doing the work yourself can save you the significant commission rates many real estate agents command, for many, flying solo may not be the way to go and could end up being more costly than a realtor's commission in the long run.

His first significant commission, The Adoration of the Magi for the Monks of Scopeto, was never completed.

First, he participated in nine I.P.O.'s when more than one would be unusual for an outsider who is not a brokerage client generating significant commissions.

A broker who generates significant commissions for her firm, Ms. Detanna was named in June by Barron's as one of the top 100 Women Financial Advisers in America.

In these respects they are far ahead of almost every architect in Britain, a fact which has not been much recognised with awards or significant commissions in this country.

Mr. Bock and Mr. Kamsler also stand to gain significant commissions because the will names them the executors of Mrs. Clark's estate and it names them to the board of the new foundation.

Having already created art for hospices, hospitals and memorial chapels, art ranging from a single canvas to an entire room for meditation, Mr. Kahn has several significant commissions in the near future.

Here were two purposeful musicians, the 42-year-old Mr. Gilbert and the 28-year-old Mr. Dudamel, shaking up their institutions, generating excitement in their cities and conducting programs that began with the premieres of significant commissioned works, tokens of fresh offerings and festivals to come.

In the 1950s, Moore began to receive increasingly significant commissions, including a reclining figure for the UNESCO building in Paris in 1958.