Sentence examples for world calendar from inspiring English sources
She feels that the out look for the World Calendar is decidedly promising.
"This shows that our youths were over 30 years ahead of the world calendar".
About to open for its third year, the FAF has become a crucial fixture in the London art world calendar.
The British grand prix at Silverstone has been included on the 2002 formula one world calendar as a provisional date for the second year running.
Interview with Elisabeth Achelis, president and angel of the World Calendar Ass'n., which recommends 4 identical quarters, plus a couple of other features.
More recently, reformers promoted the World Calendar, consisting of 12 months divided into 30 and 31 days, with an annual "year-end" day and a periodic leap-year day.
Brain extenders are anything that get information out of our heads and into the physical world: calendars, key hooks by the front door, note pads, "to do" lists.
The sale, a benefit for Artists Space, marks one of the few times in the art-world calendar when any artist can submit work for display, and drawings are priced strictly by size: $25 , $40 and $50
Abbot Hall Art Gallery, to 3 Oct RC Following last year's Tate Britain triumph, this new Phyllida Barlow installation is bound to prove a bright highlight of the art-world calendar.
His collectors seem ecstatic, too: one of them told Nate Freeman, of ARTnews, that he was looking for "art where if people see it, they go 'Wow.' " Hirst even managed to single-handedly transform the Venice Biennale, the biggest event in the art-world calendar.
In just the past few months Gordon VeneKlasen, a New York art dealer, flew to Hong Kong for that city's first global art fair; gave a party for 50 at Harry's Bar in Venice; installed an exhibition at his gallery in London; spent three days schmoozing American collectors in San Sebastián, Spain; and then jetted off to Switzerland for one of the biggest events of the art-world calendar, Art Basel.
