Sentence examples for sort of gallery from inspiring English sources
Beyond this threshold is a sort of gallery squat, furnished with Rachel Whiteread's cast-urethane mattress and Toba Khedoori's waxen drawing of a fireplace.
Along with the other dozen shots hanging in a sort of gallery, you need to see it published professionally to comprehend it.
Once again it's a labyrinth of arched tunnels and overlooked chambers – one of the control points has a sort of gallery above it, allowing for some easy potshots against unwary objective players.
The rest of the house serves as a sort of gallery for Dunn's eclectic taste in art, and odds and ends picked up from other homes.
Currently, it's accepting extensions from developers that it will be placing in some sort of gallery to launch at a later date.
The ramp formed a sort of gallery, with learning stops marked along the path with a large visual (e.g. a photograph, map, or book cover).
We ran it in our June 2010 issue and since then Jim's shown them at all sorts of galleries and compiled an extended selection in a photo book that got lots of attention.
We were first introduced to Jim Mangan when he sent us a photo series titled "Winter's Children," which featured naked men and women of the longhair variety coasting down fluffy snow-coated mountains in their birthday suits.We ran it in our June 2010 issue and since then Jim's shown them at all sorts of galleries and compiled an extended selection in a photo book that got lots of attention.
"The whole soul of man is a sort of picture gallery, a grand panorama, in which all the great facts of the universe, in tracing things of time and things of eternity, are painted," Douglass said in a lecture, in 1861, called "Pictures and Progress".
Television, at its best, is a sort of art gallery of striking images, but with the significant difference that, if you like something you see on TV it has been possible to take the pictures home – first through VHS, then DVD and now DTO, or download to own.
She's part of the international female photography collective The Ardorous, a sort of online gallery of babes, shot by babes.
