Sentence examples for works born from inspiring English sources

All were large-scale works, born on Broadway.

And those are the values (aesthetic, philosophical) by which a foreigner appreciates works born outside his own country.

Cardona, known for his brainy explorations of space and stage architecture, makes dances that resemble beehive colonies in their complexity; Lacey, an American based in Paris, creates works born of a voluptuous imagination, articulated by her sensual vocabulary of movement.

Here's how Dinner Lab works: Born out of New Orleans, the company hosts dinners multiple times a month in over 30 cities.

His legacy, his works born from his insatiable curiosity and his propensity to provoke, remain as an iconic scrapbook of 21st century visual culture.

Like Moby-Dick and Wuthering Heights, Frankenstein is a unique, sui generis work, born of obsession.

The play was a work born in controversy, destined to roil on and on in rancor and litigation.

How can a person be willing to pay five hundred times more than another for the same art work born in the same artist's studio?

Don brought an entrepreneurial spirit and wisdom to our work, born of his success in business and his belief in public education.

Nico Muhly — once a downtown darling, now a seasoned pro — is the composer of "Two Boys," the only work born of the Metropolitan Opera-Lincoln Center Theatre new-music initiative to actually reach the Met's stage.

The tangled themes of "Nikolai and the Others," a new play by Richard Nelson, swirl around the making of "Orpheus," a work born from one of the most important partnerships in ballet's history: the choreographer George Balanchine and the composer Igor Stravinsky.