Sentence examples for works gifted from inspiring English sources

The spectacular, modern cuboid steel building is home to 500 of his works gifted by the artist to his home town.

The gallery is the home of the world-famous Garman Ryan Collection – 365 works gifted by Kathleen Garman to the people of Walsall in 1973.

They include works gifted by artists, such as Martin Creed giving a neon work with the words "DON'T WORRY", and works purchased, such as nearly 10 cubic metres of Ai Weiwei's sunflower seeds and 58 photographs by Lewis Baltz, which make up a series called San Quentin Point 1982.

The portrait, of Elizabeth Balguy, will be the Holburne's first owned Wright of Derby work, and is the third work to be gifted under the new cultural gifts scheme introduced by the government last year, which allows tax relief on nationally important works gifted during owners' lives.

After a few hours spent contemplating the works of gifted but obscure artists with names like Zé Caboclo, or Joe Hillbilly, we found it hard to disagree.

Less successful were Philip Roth's latest short novel, The Humbling, about an aging actor who tries to cure his stage fright with sexual addiction, and the book-length work by gifted storyteller Lorrie Moore, A Gate at the Stairs; though widely praised, the work unaccountably read like a first novel that was some decades into revision.

It published much early work by gifted writers, among them Philip Roth and Italo Calvino.

At the same time, Deputy Chancellor Carmen Fariña replaced Ms. Switzer with Anna Commitante, who had worked with gifted students.

Moreau had worked with gifted players of his own, including the unconventional Frenchman Jérôme Golmard and the Swedish power server Joachim Johansson.

He left Penguin in 1949, but the company continued to work with gifted designers, including Germano Facetti, Alan Fletcher, Richard Hollis and, one of Mr. Pearson's personal favorites, Robert Jonas.

He paid close attention to the environment of his birds, working with gifted assistants who often painted in the appropriate plants and trees.