Sentence examples for sister design from inspiring English sources

Tuiga, a sister design dating from 1909, underwent restoration and refitting in 2006 at Fairlie, the classic yacht restoration yard near Southampton, on the English south coast.

For background, Steller was founded by ex-Google, ex-VMware, and ex-Microsoft veterans, including brother and sister design team Brian McAniff and Karen Poole, plus Jay Wilder.

Pflueger simultaneously worked on the remodeling of the Nasser's New Fillmore Theater, a sister design similar in many respects.

Cruz and her sister designed their second collection for Mango in 2007.

The sisters designed the ballet costumes for Natalie Portman in Black Swan and are set to make their feature directorial debut with Woodshock, which opens next year.

She ruined the sisters' designs by outlasting Venus in the semifinals, only to have little reserve left for Serena in the championship.

The collection is one of the most important archives of the couturiers in the world, and one of unusual breadth: Acton was a faithful client, purchasing the sisters' designs from the moment they opened their doors, on the Rue Taitbout, until the demise of the label, in the thirties.

As always, there were so many promotional events for the contemporary art fair -- and its sister fair, Design Miami -- that a wise fairgoer would have arranged in advance to recuperate at a sanitarium once Art Basel had ended.

Now, I can't talk about the hardships of being a bit-part player in the show (although my sister did design their websites around that time and said that most people were quite nice).

Philip and Courtney Crangi, the brother and sister jewelry design team behind Giles & Brother, wove through the crowd, effusively greeting friends, as Jenna Lyons, executive creative director of J. Crew and Ms. Crangi's girlfriend, grabbed a spot at the bar and talked excitedly of having just filmed a cameo for the new season of "Girls".

The bridegroom's sister, Marie Fiorucci, designed an invitation inspired by the freewheeling trajectory of subatomic particles in "bubble chamber" experiments.