Sentence examples for two large works from inspiring English sources

In two large works on paper Mr. Carter unleashes his old penchant for sensory overload.

This year he has two large works coming out, a cello concerto and a flute concerto.

It is not unusual for two large works on the same subject to find some similar things to say.

Joan Mitchell is represented by two large works from 1960 and 1979, and it would have been instructive had she had a larger presence here.

Since that trip they have played two large works by Mr. Constant on Riverside Symphony programs and plan to perform more.

1538 1608) produced two large works, Jus Feudale, which examined feudal law, and De Unione Regnorum Britanniae, which explored the possibilities of unifying the English and Scottish legal systems.

That ban happened to coincide with the Republican National Convention, where media outlets were packed booth-to-booth in two large work spaces.

The most noticeable disruptions of museum business as usual are long, high walls built of big blocks of brightly colored paper, made on the spot by Michael Beutler, as indicated by rolls of paper, thin sticks of bamboo and two large work tables seen in one gallery.

The two largest works, and the most engaging pieces here, have to do with weather.

The show's two largest works are half a floor up, on four.

The two largest works here are cluttered allegories that suggest a hybrid of Neo Rauch and Eric Fischl; elsewhere, passages of flesh recall Lucien Freud.