Sentence examples for works named from inspiring English sources

Many of the works named in the lawsuit were donated by Mr. and Ms. Friedrich when they created the foundation with the art historian Helen Winkler.

And in Hungary, the Herzogs believe, there may be many more than the works named in the suit, which are valued at a total of about $100 million.

That has always been our view as well, which is why we are leading from the front.Sir Richard BransonLondonPolitical honoursSIR – It is not only in America that politicians are so revered that they have monuments or public works named in their honour (Lexington, July 7th).

He published, in addition to the works named, his second volume of essays, Nouveaux essais de critique et d'histoire (1865; "New Essays of Criticism and History"), including his perceptive articles on Racine, Balzac, and Stendhal (whose psychological acuity he was one of the first to admire).

Given the quality of the Rowling books, it doesn't seem so crazy that the movie may do some justice to this tradition despite the fact that, unlike some of the somber works named above, it is not a film for adults about children but a film for children about children.

With the exception of The Watsons, two draft chapters of Persuasion and two other works named Lady Susan and Sanditon, few of her draft works have survived.

The work, named after a mechanical model of the solar system, is titled Orrery.

Consider this: elsewhere in the gallery, MoMa exhibits a work named Champagne by the French artist Pierre Bonnard.

"Gravity and Grace," a 2009 work named after a book by Simone Weil, is woven from silver caps that lift from the floor like a beaching whale.

His 1627 work named as Jinkoki deals with the subject of soroban arithmetic, including square and cube root operations.

CdS used as control sample along this work, named "bulk" CdS, was prepared from CdCl2 under the same conditions used for preparing the nanocomposites.