Sentence examples for trim art from inspiring English sources

The burlesque queens of the mid-twentieth century often had trim, Art Deco bodies, and they tried to be seductive.

Amid the shabbiness, the storefronts of the garment district offer wholesale goods and services of appealing specificity: Jonathan Embroidery Plus sells buttonholes and grommets; Trim Art, Inc., offers rhinestone portraits of Che and Biggie that can be applied to T-shirts.

With the help of Hector Zavala's trim, Art Deco inspired unit set, Felicia Lilienthal's stylish costumes and Staci Arriaga's choreography, the show was a total delight.

He said regional theatres faced a "double whammy" - from central government, which has trimmed arts funding and which is feared to be preparing more cuts; and from local councils, many of which are also having to find further savings.

They don't trim their art to please either elitist snobs or the ignorant masses.

The stainless steel and maple kitchen opens to a sitting room with 18-foot ceilings trimmed in Art Deco touches.

Other schools, including a few presently in the state of New York, have begun trimming their art and music departments altogether.

The design's Art Deco trim heightened the anachronistic Egyptian Revival effect.

I had to trim that "work of art" bit — it's just not how I talk — but I use the gist.

A dining loft above the bar serves as aerie to people-watch the dining room below, which is embellished with mahogany trim and vivid contemporary art.

The Blue Mill reaches even further back than that with its décor, an extremely handsome composition of light-toned woods, mirrors and aluminum trim that evokes the Art Deco style of the 1930's.