Sentence examples for their next masterpiece from inspiring English sources

"It's a bet on a proven artist [to fund] their next masterpiece," Skalak says.  .  .

Writers sit in ivory towers, churning out their next masterpiece.

The stereotype is that artists sit around and wait for inspiration to strike them, and then rush off to produce their next masterpiece.

While waiting for the next masterpiece, I intend to indulge my addiction to fact promiscuously mixed with fiction.

But it was a pleasure compared to the next Masterpiece Classic entry on PBS, a two-part BBC production beginning on Sunday that represents literary adaptation at its most monotonous and wrongheaded.

"And remember that he made this masterpiece after he'd made the very funny A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy the previous year and a year before his next masterpiece Broadway Danny Rose.

Quite when this happened is the subject of much debate but at some point in the run-up to Beijing, the Derby-born strategist was already planning his next masterpiece, a British team competing in the Tour to the same high ethical standards he demanded from his track riders.

ArTwitterms To Create Every Possible Photograph Conceivable.

+ Your bedroom could be Yayoi Kusama's next masterpiece, thanks to her partnership with the Tate Modern and Airbnb.

Imagine, instead of being forced to resort to "Forest Green" for the grass in your next masterpiece, you could take Photoshop's "eyedropper" tool to extract the color from a single, blade of grass and turn that color into ink.

With a few artsy mediums, you can turn your balloons into veritable canvas for your next masterpiece.