Sentence examples for works blown up from inspiring English sources

The events are real enough (typically, Mr. Wall starts with a scene he has witnessed), but the finished works, blown up to a large scale and sometimes displayed on lightboxes, make their artifice known.

Festivalgoer Emily Mulligan, 26, says Vivid Sydney has been an exercise in reimagining urban spaces and that her posts of the works "blew up" on Instagram.

During the break between sets, Murray had running repairs on his toe, the gory work blown up on the big screen: not an image you would want to linger on.

They tested a small version of the device in a Manila movie theatre, and it worked, blowing up an empty seat.

At age 26, he's spent nearly a decade perfecting the art of the roll, but started doing it for a living after his work blew up on Reddit two years previous.

The trailblazing DJ established one of New York's first discos, the Gallery a private club where Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan worked, blowing up balloons and spiking the punch with acid before they too became house music legends.

In the course of the series, he gets worked over, blown up and even pissed on, both figuratively and literally.

The scale of the catastrophe overruled their partiality for sideways glances and unofficial glimpses; their work - blown up to mural size at the New York Historical Society, as if to replace the pulverised, imploded walls of the downed buildings - has an otiose amplitude, an almost obscene beauty.

In his work titled, Blow Up, the Emmy-nominated artist uses a fan to blow air over Post-It notes to create the words "blow up," an example of the playfulness found in his work. .

Sundsbo's work will be blown up and reproduced to the highest quality – a luxury that fashion magazines can't afford.

"To imagine the way the ink works, imagine the layer blown up to the size of a football field," McCreary said.