Sentence examples for works produced since from inspiring English sources

They soon moved back in time to acquire other, less flamboyant works produced since 1913.

The works, produced since 1998, are unpolished, revealing, and immediate in a style that recalls early Nan Goldin and Mark Morrisroe.

Featuring work produced since 2000 in various sectors of communication design, Graphic Design: Now in Production looks at design-driven magazines, newspapers, books, posters, and branding programs, and showcases recent developments in the field.

On the occasion of the exhibition The Kienholz Women in Berlin in 1981/82, Edward Kienholz officially declared that all his work produced since 1972 should be retrospectively understood to be co-authored by his wife.

Small Miracles is the first series of work produced by Echeverria since 'Road to Tepeyac', for which she won the prestigious French prize HSBC Prix pour la Photographie in 2011.

Winstead herself has steadily worked, toured and produced since leaving "The Daily Show", but even as the co-creator and former head writer of one of the most vaunted shows on television, she's not a household name.

Evaporation works produce salt for export.

Here's the pertinent statute, which was added in 1974: Work produced by a person since deceased shall not be considered for an award.

The gallery also has an amazing permanent collection of work produced by Berlin artists since 1870 – which covers extremely tumultuous and varied periods in history: Expressionism, Berlin Dada, Art in the Nazi era, the New Beginning after 1945 and Positions of the 1950s.

"According to the statutes of the Nobel Foundation, work produced by a person since deceased shall not be given an award.

There's plenty of ambiguity in these two sentences (at least in their English translations), and some wiggle room, too, which grammar fiends around the Internet are picking up on: the first sentence might mean "work produced by a person who has died since producing it"; it might mean "work produced by a person since they have become deceased" (nonsense).