Sentence examples for works of two from inspiring English sources

It was largely derived from the works of two predecessors, Ibn Jinnī and Ibn Fāris.

Included in that show are the works of two current residents who have formed a bond both unlikely and, given the circumstances, perhaps inevitable.

Toward the end of the 19th century, modern art came to London in the works of two Americans and a Briton.

At the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876, the works of two women from Cincinnati -- Maria Longworth Nichols and Mary Louise McLaughlin -- attracted favorable national attention.

Divergent trends of the 20th century are represented by the works of two Fredericton artists: Molly Lamb Bobak, who painted crowd scenes and floral watercolours, and her husband, Bruno Bobak, who painted vibrant landscapes.

Bertram's forgery (cunningly published in a volume containing the works of two genuine ancient authors, Gildas and Nennius) had an enormous influence upon historians of Roman Britain, lasting into the 20th century.

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY "Believe," works of six African-American artists.

PEEKSKILL Maxwell Fine Arts "INside/OUTside," an indoor and outdoor installation featuring the works of six artists.

ARTIST AT LARGE showing works of four Haitian artists depicting various times in Haitian history: 1802-1994.

One person is often doing the work of two.

The search related to the work of two bank officers.