Sentence examples for unrealized plan from inspiring English sources

The gesture echoed Wagner's unrealized plan for a Buddhist opera, "The Victors," about the first woman to be ordained by the Buddha.

(Ms. de la Falaise helped design the menu for the Andy-Mat, Mr. Warhol's unrealized plan for an avant-garde automat).

In between are models and architectural drawings of projects, ranging from the unrealized Plan Voisin, a 1925 scheme to raze Paris and rebuild it as the "radiant city," to the sensual chapel of Notre Dame du Haut, in Ronchamp, built in 1954.

And later, speaking of his unrealized "plan" to shoot his way through Penn Station, then kill a cop a day with Breslin as his medium, Koehler again expresses the desire to be understood not only as a murderer but also as a sparer of life.

The show, which was organized by the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va., brings together 11 drawings of figures and 14 architectural designs by Michelangelo, including his unrealized plan for San Giovanni dei Fiorentini, a church in Rome.

He urged Congress, his audience, to stop blocking his unrealized plans for fiscal, social and economic reform.

Nazarian's exuberance in promoting unrealized plans both small and grand is natural to Los Angeles, a city founded by boosters and conjurers.

His extensive investigation into the behavior of water led to his work as a hydraulic engineer, which ranged from unrealized plans to build a canal from Florence to the sea to his later construction of a large, water-driven clock.

However, some said they had seen so many unrealized plans for Arverne and other parts of the peninsula -- separated from Queens and Brooklyn by toll bridges over the Jamaica Bay and from Manhattan by a 90-minute subway ride -- that they were skeptical.

Over the years, there have been a number of unrealized plans for the property, including one by Donald J. Trump, who proposed a 1.4-million-square-foot hotel, retail and office complex.

Today, its own properties are increasingly troubled, whether by periods without heat or by unrealized plans, as with a former synagogue, empty and encrusted with scaffolding, on Fox Street.