Sentence examples for sort of installation from inspiring English sources

The bride turned the room where the ceremony took place into a sort of installation, first emptying it of all its furnishings, then hanging her paintings on the walls and creating a huppah from blossoming cherry boughs.

But inside, a kitsch, gnome-based table gazes benevolently across the living room while the chic collection of retro furniture looks so sleek I daren't sit down in case the chairs turn out to be some sort of installation.

Essentially, what an "all mountain fun park" means is that every nook, cranny and run on the hill will feature some sort of installation on which to prove one's snowboarding mettle - whether it be a halfpipe to ride down, a jump to launch off, or a metal rail to risk life and limb on.

Suddenly, there seem to be lots of images of babies everywhere: a Chinese woman plays with a gleeful, noisy brat on a TV monitor; and images of a baby used as a sort of installation prop (he sits surrounded by cutlery, or squats inside the toilet bowl), recorded in a number of photos taken in a Warsaw flat in the early 1970s.

There's no signup process, and, as it's a web app, it works across a ton of smartphones and mobile devices without any sort of installation.

But there'll be some other interactive developments down the road, we plan on doing some sort of installation at some point.

The weird, kinetic and dizzyingly ambitious Terror Nullius – a sort-of installation project and sort-of documentary from the two-person collective Soda_Jerk – is one of the Australian film events of the year.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, a 21-story apartment building had just been dynamited, its pancaked remains gracefully layered like some sort of art installation.

At one point, he was kneeling on the wood floor, lighting candles and spilling some of the wax to create a sort of improvised installation art in front of a large display case containing a dress form swaddled in a motorcycle jacket.

The environment is sort of an installation.

(I snapped it afterward as I was driving through Lincoln Heights). But it strikes me as the sort of environmental installation that definitely deserves to be called art.